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    Anyone ever plant earthworms

    From years of AA fertilizing, I have none left!
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    New 1944 John Deere B

    We had a 1946 that we got in 47. Had a waiting list after the War. It looks just like ours. David Pidgeon
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    Some pics from expo

    I just love to see these photo's when ever they are on here. The "GP" with the sickle mower is the first I have ever seen. My Dad had a 1930 "GP" but it never had a PTO on it. I drove it many miles Machinery Pete just report the sale of a Mower for a "GP" last week for $40,000 or $50,000...
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    New Head for JD 4960

    Just had a farmer come looking for a NEW head for a 4960. JD has none in stock in this country. Does anyone know where they might find one???
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    Off topic. Shaver fence post driver.

    I put ours on my 4020 but 3 PT hitch so I could just plug into rear ports. With a hydo Center Link you could tip anywhere to do the job. David Pidgeon New Haven, Vermont
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    Quick JD Questions

    This is just why I look here every day. I learn all the time. It would be great if all could sit down in one room for day and just talk like this!!! David Pidgeon New Haven, Vermont Untitled URL Link
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    Baling hay in 1940's

    This maybe a little off topic but here goes. This is a short film by the University of Vermont in the mid to late 1940's showing how farmer went from horses to tractors to work on farms. I did this and got a big kick seeing this. I hope you all like this. One Man Pickup Blaer
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    Type of heater for a 2510 gas

    Roger: Just saw that you were near Ottumwa . Did you ever know a machinery salemen by the name of Haydon Evans. I think he sold IH. His son Tom Evans work for John Deere and is now part owner of Great Plain Drill & Land Pride. I went to Ottumwa many times to hunt with them both. Just got a...
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    1000 pto only 4320

    My 4320 only had a 1000 RPM pto. It had one more thing. When you put and/or pushed to engage it would shear the pins on my chopper. You could not ease it in. You had to turn the rpm down as slow as you could and pray. I traded it just for this. My 4020 and 3020 were great but not this 4320.
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    3010 vs 3020

    The 3020 is the way to go. Try to find one with side console (after 1969) if you can. The diesel model would also be a plus. I have had some and they are a great tractor in that time frame. The 4020 is the best if you can move up a little. Good luck. David Pidgeon New Haven, Vt. Untitled URL Link
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    Hydraulic Top- Link Center Link

    I just ordered one so when it comes I will tell you. David Pidgeon New Haven, Vermont
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