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Old 06-01-2019, 04:20 PM
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Default Found a front end loader
I found a front end loader. It’s homemade pretty crude. Looks to be made from whatever was available. It’s a roller no engine.
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Old 06-01-2019, 08:49 PM
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Nice, do you have any pictures?
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Ooops wife and I went out for supper thought I put a picture up Sorry guys.
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Ok here’s some pics
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Sweet, looks like it's a Cyclops machine too.
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Is it Tulip Poplar?
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On my delivery route I’m in a one road Amish community with about 15 homesteads. The young boys run a lot of errands between houses on their little wagons. The new pull em up the hill and ride em back down. Bare feet for brakes. Where I took this picture the dad builds cabinets for local home builders. I’m sure he made it. One of the boys may have turned it into a cyclops.
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