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    Tunica Summer Pull Results?

    Were the pull results posted anywhere? I heard "The Professor" found out what the far end of the track looks like.
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    Farmall SM cottonpicker

    My bad Mr. Harold. I was thinking the single fan was a 120 and a dual fan was a 220. I asked my father and told me I still have a lot to learn,
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    Farmall SM cottonpicker

    Looks like a Model M-120 cotton picker. 120 meaning single fan, 20 spindles per drum high-drum. There are still some around here in the Mississippi Delta but it is sad none are being restored.
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    What to set price at for 1206

    Brad, If I had the money I would buy it from you. Some of those "experts" believe us southerners don't know squat about tractors. As I said in an earlier post- "Darn nice looking tractor!" CP in the Mississippi Delta
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    What to set price at for 1206

    The chrome exhaust came that way from the factory! I thought everybody knew that! I guess not.
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    What to set price at for 1206

    You people up north need to understand something. The climate here in the south is very brutal, humidity is very high all times of the year, 50 to 60 inches a rain a year helps put rust on anything not kept under a shed. The tractor is 40 years old or more, things need to be replaced! The T/A...
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    Rare Tractor???

    My father said the TA stood for "take away" in the Mississippi Delta.
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    Farmall H at the sugar farm pull

    Got a 301 in it at the time, heard it has since come apart. Looked different, pulled so-so.
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    Andy M Super m=ta w/o t.a.

    There are quite a few T/A deletes in the Mississippi Delta. I have 2 of them.
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    Side Shields

    Hey Gray A(Ol Gray 460), do the side shields need to be made so they can be opened for inspection at any time? Do we need to have wrenches handy to make things easier? I believe dad and I will use corregated tin from a shotgun house for shields, they have a little rust on them, should look good.
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    ASHLEY'S ANGELS PULL

    Will be inside, pray for a breeze!
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    Need help with code

    I came across 8 Farmall M & SM that would be used as parts tractors(unfortunately), three of them were M's that had the X20 code after the serial number(high-drum cotton picker attachment), one of the M's had X1 after the serial number, does that ring a bell with anyone? I want to make sure...
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