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    GVWR / CDL question

    What everyone forgets when the CDL term gets thrown out there is you don't have to have a CDL just because it's over 26k. Just as there is a class C there is also a class A & B, just like besides a class A & B CDL there is also a class C CDL. If you're not running commercial you don't have to...
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    GVWR / CDL question

    They'll go by... Rated weight, Registered weight, Actual weight Whichever one will get you in the most trouble... Anywhere you go past 26k you'll have to have an elevated license.
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    hunk of rust for sweetfeet.

    I LIKE IT! Wish I had the heavy duty wheels like that for mine. I"ve heard of the Robin manifolds, but don"r guess I"ve ever seen one before. Nice find!
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    O/T am radio

    AM???.... they still have AM???
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    15/30

    My 1927 15-30 Runs and drives good
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    Case C

    Not pickin' because it's a nice looking unit... but it may be a montage of parts. Overall you have a CC4. The block number says 1931, but it has a gas intake/exhaust manifolds probably from a DC and a carb from 1934 to 1938. The rear wheels are CC factory rubber from 1934 to 38 as well. The...
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    Texas Tractor Show

    Yeah Bruce wishing you could be here too. I'm trying to get The Great Mike Schotte to come drive one of the Cases in the parade but he is yet to answer the call.
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    Speaking of fast trucks

    I know a bull hauler who carries around a framed ticket for 123 mph he got in his Petercar... cost him his license for 5 years.
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    Another interesting semi?

    Here's one I saw a while back. It was built by a machine shop in Weatherford Texas for Southwestern Dairy producers as a promotional tool. It was scaled down to the 8 inch tires that were available. It used a 3 cyl Dihatsu diesel engine. Everything on it is fuctuional including the dual...
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    Longest battery life you ever got?

    I got 7 years out of a battery in one of my tractors. My longest was a semi tractor that I replaced the batteries in. They were still working ok as long as the truck was driven regularly, but if it sat over a month it would need a quick jump. Those batteries were 9 yrs old.
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    o/t ice fishing

    Them's easy to clean too!
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    o/t ice fishing

    Thats one funny lookin' catfish what you got there... Didju noodle that thing?
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    E85 farmall s love it period!

    One of the problems no one else mentioned so far is it takes TWICE as much alcohol to go what gas does. Carbureted engines require rejetting for alcohol and even then can't hardly run alcohol without highly modified carbs. Carbs designed for gas cannot flow enough fuel through the passgeways in...
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    Goin' Showin'

    It's a fair sized show held at the Expo Center There's an indoor arena of show tractors, the pull is in the big indoor arena. There's a covered paddock area outside the big arena for the pull tractor parking. There's an indoor vendor area and also a courtyard area that's often used for overflow...
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    Goin' Showin'

    C'mon up and see us. Bring ol Gary Hudgns with ya.
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