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    Have you ever ran a Shaper?

    Have a 14" "Prima" shaper here that gets used occasionally. Tooling is cheap, same as lathe cutters. Makes a nice finish on metal and wood. Have an old "Taylor & Fenn" mill I picked up cheap last fall. Tooling for that looks like it would lighten the coffers pretty quickly. I do see why mills...
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    Log Splitter as Third Hand

    Makes a good press too.
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    Average age of user

    58
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    How old of a bull can be fixed

    Could be a candidate for Burdezos (spelling?) too....
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    Monday Mystery

    Further to my last post... https://www.farmcollector.com/equipment/twine-tie-challenge-zmlz15deczhur/
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    Monday Mystery

    I think it's what was known as a "Deering Knotter". New Holland and John Deere use them. Not sure who bought the patent or who has it now. Good knotter and not hard to figure out.
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    Tractor Club Harvest Photos ....

    When we did stooks (six bale around here), you'd try not to leave them in any small gullys where rain might pool, even briefly. My one uncle liked them in a rows across the field, less walking when loading them. Might explain the extra bales. My Grandfather used to drop the bales then go around...
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    Truck Farm

    Around here in the frozen north, we call it a market garden, or market gardeners.
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    2023.01.01 Must be Monday!

    Appreciate your efforts, as always. Keep up the good work.
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    Heres a few more

    Here's a little blurb on your "draw knife" aka spokeshave. Nice haul, btw https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-spoke-shave-chas-henry-429106543 This post was edited by Davidj on 03/26/2023 at 06:17 am.
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    Case Combining

    Still have that '64 Pontiac?
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    Poll or old members

    Whoops, I posted as a reply to Traditional Farmer's post but it doesn't show what he wrote, which is "been here since '98 or '99". I don't post much (or too much??lol) but benefited numerous times from advice given here.
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    Poll or old members

    Me too. Swing by most days. Time flies.
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    Classic lighterweight tractors for general transportatio

    Or better (worse) yet, a W6. No need for a gym membership....
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    Lets see what you use as a log skidder

    Wallenstein fx 85 on the back of a 1959 Ferguson FE35. Good combination for the trees I cut which are mostly hardwoods 16" and under at the butt. Just got it a year ago last fall. Dunno how I got along without it. Used to use the back blade but this is way easier and faster.
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