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Old 06-24-2012, 09:58 AM
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thats what you call Loaded. nice original. i wish some of my machines looked that nice.
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Great pics of a fine looking original and it's great to see when our interests in these machines is passed down through the generations--to me, that is the best part of it all!

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Old 06-24-2012, 11:16 AM
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Very nice...did you get it with all the options or did you add them along the way?


Great tractor. And your son thinks so too!!!!!
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Old 06-24-2012, 12:28 PM
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no when i got this tractor it was broke in half the 2 bottom bolt holes on the frame were broke out so i put a different frame on it. i did add the headlights and the sleeve hitch and the duals other than that i got it that way.the guy i got it from was sharpening the blades on it with a engine hoist to lift the tractor off the ground and then the frame broke and i was driving by when it happened so i stopped to help him and he said he was calling the scrap man in town to get it. i asked him if i could get it so it didnt go to the scrap yard and he said get it out of here or it goes. need less to say it was giving to me and i have had that tractor for 15 years and love it. thanks brian
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Nice "O" Brian!!
Another early one saved
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Old 06-24-2012, 12:52 PM
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Great looking O. My son and I are slowly doing near the same thing with an early O but we are doing the turtle job instead of the bunny run.
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well it took me 2 years to restore the tractor i started the project then found out we were having a baby and it got put on the back burner and i got it done this past march when it was nice out the boy helped me
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well what else can i put on it i think its loaded enough but if there is something to be put on let me know
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well what else can i put on it i think its loaded enough but if there is something to be put on let me know
I thought of something , you can put me on it and let me drive it home.....
very nice "O" Brian
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no i cant do that my boy might be mad at me if i gave his tractor away lol
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