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Gary_602z said:It ain't pretty but it works!
Mid 60's John Deere 2010 with a trailer I made out of a old manure spreader!
Gary
NICE! LOVE John Deere.
those used to go up and down the road here when I was a kid.
an occasional bang mis-fire between the pop pop pop of the cylinder firing.
I've always wanted one and wanted to go down the road with a load of stinky cow or chicken $hit in tow , too.
I want the grey ( red will do) leaning a little barn to keep it in, too.
an occasional bang mis-fire between the pop pop pop of the cylinder firing.
I've always wanted one and wanted to go down the road with a load of stinky cow or chicken $hit in tow , too.
I want the grey ( red will do) leaning a little barn to keep it in, too.
Me likey
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When I cut timber with my FIL we use the same tractor to pull the logs to the truck.....
So how about a few more pic's????
!!When I cut timber with my FIL we use the same tractor to pull the logs to the truck.....
So how about a few more pic's????
billb3 said:those used to go up and down the road here when I was a kid.
an occasional bang mis-fire between the pop pop pop of the cylinder firing.
I've always wanted one and wanted to go down the road with a load of stinky cow or chicken $hit in tow , too.
I want the grey ( red will do) leaning a little barn to keep it in, too.
Bill, after you've done that a few times, the novelty very quickly wears off. lol I wish I now had a dollar for every load of manure I had to haul out to the field..... Thankfully, we did not raise hogs..... That is the worst of all.
HehHeh . . . Dad doesn't burn wood now . . . but he also made a firewood hauler out of an old horse-drawn manure spreader . . . the funny thing is it actually worked quite well since he could off load the wood by using the manual crank mechanism to pull the wood off with the "belt" on the manure spreader floor -- instead of pulling off the manure it would pull the splits and rounds off the back.
Man, I wish I had a nice setup like that. Those are nice tractors. We have one as well as a 3020.
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