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    OT Old cars, photos

    My previous reply should have included, I was referring to the first car pictured. sorry for the double post.
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    OT Old cars, photos

    I am nearly 100% certain the car is a MAXWELL of a 1918 era model. I enhanced the pic and am satisfied with the identification.
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    OVER POSTING RANT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Are there no rules against a clown posting 22 individual ads for parts all from one tractor in the same day ? MAYBE it"s something in the water down there ? Took up lots of space others may have put to better legitimate use.....Just my thoughts, anyone else have a like point of view ? Thanks.
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    Ot, gas station question,

    I am guessing that the Valero you are referring to is the one out of Mexico that has an Ethenal Plant about 16-18 miles west of Fort Dodge Iowa on hwy 20. (and other areas also) On the daily farm market they post prices for Corn, usually a little higher than the elevators. I have friends living...
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    your first toy tractor

    My Dad bought his first new tractor a 1945 JD A (which my son has now)from our local JD Dealer Sooooooo my first real toy tractor (early fifties) was a JD A with the man driving it. Funny thing is the man driving wore a hat like the one my dad would wear. A couple years later I got a BRAND NEW...
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    Tractor Pics for Sweetfeet!

    Rickie, where are you located ? What price do you have in mind ? Thanks
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    Today's load of Green Gold

    Spent a good part of the day loading, hauling, (twenty five miles from home) and stacking some beautiful, fourth cutting, leafy Alfalfa hay in the haymow. Hard to find and "PRICEY" but worth it.
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    Picture for Today

    I don"t have a picture to post but will try to come up with one for another post but growing up on a farm in Iowa, like most in those days we had hogs, cattle and we all had work to do on the farm. I remember well putting up loose hay stacks out in the field for the milk cows. Instead of a hay...
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    john deere 2510 paint

    Greg, In my opinion Mark-Ia has it nailed ! If properly prepped and applied John Deere paint will last and look good for many years to come....... AS LONG IT IS PROTECTED FROM THE ELEMENTS, and kept clean to protect the finish. Over the may years I have used JD paint with much success and also...
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    New Iowa law about ball mounts in receiver hitches??

    I am from Iowa and was told about that about a month ago. Was also told the fine for driving around with the ball in place was $175. Guess the DOT needs more funds coming in.
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    Painting question

    rr,lund, I look at it a little differently than you I guess. It"s not that you MUST have hardener but it will make the paint more durable and look better and last longer, also makes a much better finished product. I would say the small additional cost of the hardner would be kind of like buying...
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    Painting question

    rr, I look at it a little differently than you I guess. It"s not that you MUST have hardener but it will make the paint more durable and look better and last longer, also makes a much better finished product. I would say the small additional cost of the hardner would be kind of like buying a...
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    Furnace Help!

    Not wanting to hyjack anyones post, but seeing you are a Lennox dealer, I also have have a Pulse furnace Model G 1403-80-2 Ser # 5883 H 12854 . My ignighter (spark Plug) has rust formed on the end of the threads and I am unable to fully remove it from chamber to replace with new spark plug. Do...
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    Some of your first transportantion

    My first car was a "48 Ford 2dr Sedan, I paid ten dollars for it. (NO rust ,flat head V/8 ran good) My Dad was very upset when he found out and said "You"ve got no more business then the man in the Moon with a car. Had to take it back. A couple years later I bought a "59 Chevy 2 door htp from a...
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    J.D. Seller? or Other J.D. Men

    Have had many 2 cyl JD tractors with roll-o-matic front. I had a 6X6 about three foot long with a foot long bevel cut on one end. Drive the good tire up the bevel, change the flat, back off block. Not rocket science. Just my thought.
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