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Versatile 145
Had a tractor auction at the show last week. One of those sold for $9500. It was dualed up with a cab so not sure it was a 145. It was running very well- DPittman
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Minneapolis-Moline PF3-7 Grain Drill with Grass Seeder
Pretty much out of my traveling radius. Posting this on in the classified section of this website is going to give it a lot more exposure, but you probably know that. Looks like it should sell pretty quick. Good luck- DPittman
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Signs of the times 7/2
Sorry about the sideways, don’t know how to fix it- DPittman
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Signs of the times 7/2
Having ridden and worked on quite a few, the advertising doesn’t lie. These are two of them. I ride the Python often- DPittman
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Heat and Age
I used to thrive in it too Steven. Spent 40 years in foundry, 30 cooking ductile iron on days like we’re having and to me it was just another day, just drink more water. I can still tolerate heat well but it does slow me down.- DPittman
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Legendary Detroit Muscle: If You Could Only Save One?
Yep!- DPittman
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Center ramp for narrow front end
Friend of mine loads his H Farmall with two 2x8 6’ long. His trailer is deck over tire configuration so pretty tall. Another detail is the H has been fitted with a 7.3 V-8 diesel from an old Ford truck. His tricycle front is pretty heavy- DPittman
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Awesome double silos
Looks to me like the First Church of Good Grain Storage to me.🤷♂️- DPittman
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Dodge L600 with a compound turbo 12 valve Cummins and a Allison automatic
That’s exactly what it looks like- DPittman
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Can you identify these 60ies classics?
Continental Toronado? ? Cadillac. Best I can do- DPittman
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Wasta, South Dakota
Gonna show that to my grandkids and see if they know what it is.- DPittman
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old tractors need help fixing
I don’t have any papers that say I know how to work on stuff, but I do. Take care of stuff that I can and what I can’t goes to my mechanic. Not afraid to work on someone else’s equipment but hesitant to do so because of liabilities. Old tractors are not so much of a problem but then you run into...- DPittman
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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