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I was refuring to Easy Bob's Tractor Parts Trailer in the Vendor area of the show. Some what of a Red Power tradition. Or else get Bob and Matt to park the 5488's and we meat around those beast. Like I said, I'm open for suggestions.
IHCC Chapter #7 Fall Show and Tillage Festival, Oct 10, 11, 12 Directions, maps and info on first page
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Posted 28 July 2008 - 03:55 PM
Little Wonder, I'm no Little Genius. But I get closer to being a #60 with each passing year.
Grandpa's Surer H, 1944 H, My ole 1066, 710 6-16 Automatic, Little Genius plows, 1 and 2 bottom ,2 bottom Little Wonder,2-#27V mowers, a #25 mower, #7 mower, 240 HM, 2 row cultivators, High wheel McCormick grain drill, S-3 Cream Separator. Collecting ole Red Iron can be expensive, But It sure is fun.
Grandpa's Surer H, 1944 H, My ole 1066, 710 6-16 Automatic, Little Genius plows, 1 and 2 bottom ,2 bottom Little Wonder,2-#27V mowers, a #25 mower, #7 mower, 240 HM, 2 row cultivators, High wheel McCormick grain drill, S-3 Cream Separator. Collecting ole Red Iron can be expensive, But It sure is fun.
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Posted 28 July 2008 - 06:12 PM
Thanks for the info and pictures. Those arial pics are cool. It would almost be worth the trip to me just to see the square mile field. It would be fun to help with the harvest of that field. Id like for just once to run a combine one day and not have to cross a waterway or washout and get something done.
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TRYING TO FIND 806 # 41393 AND 806 # 41395
806 serial number list as of 9-25-09
Mechanic by trade, farmer by heart.
Also sell Nutech seed
http://www.yieldleader.com/
Machines owned;
72 1466 White Cab with a 3LM
71 1466 Open Station with a 3LM
5 Shank Blue Jet Subtiller to slow them down
JD 7000 13 row 15 inch
50 B John Deere
44AH 2x14 John Deere Plow
24T John Deere Baler
1209 John Deere Mower
94 K2500 4x4 Silverado
04 starlite gooseneck flatbed
Click the link below to see my online album.
My photo album
My Youtube videos below
http://www.youtube.com/danred806
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Posted 28 July 2008 - 06:22 PM
Thanks for the info. I am planning on coming down for the event with a tractor & plow. I am looking at possible routes to take. Would HWY 24 from I39 in IL to I65 be a good road for pulling a trailer? Thanks for your thoughts.
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Posted 28 July 2008 - 07:15 PM
Nice job with the thread Pat. I would sure like to come.....don't know if it is in the cards yet or not. May as well be 9 years from now, the way I am able to plan things nowadays.
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Posted 28 July 2008 - 07:16 PM
A suggestion - have name tags available. I still have mine from the '06 Roundup around here somewhere and was going to wear it when I come.
Cougar gave a good suggestion about having a registry.
Cougar gave a good suggestion about having a registry.
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Posted 28 July 2008 - 07:32 PM
JD Humm, on Jul 28 2008, 09:15 PM, said:
Nice job with the thread Pat. I would sure like to come.....don't know if it is in the cards yet or not. May as well be 9 years from now, the way I am able to plan things nowadays.
JD, You have Vacation time comming to you. Schedule yourself for the week and come on out. Yes you have more responsibility, but if you were to die of a heart attach tomorrow Schindler would go on in KC with out hardly skipping a beat.
Little Wonder, I'm no Little Genius. But I get closer to being a #60 with each passing year.
Grandpa's Surer H, 1944 H, My ole 1066, 710 6-16 Automatic, Little Genius plows, 1 and 2 bottom ,2 bottom Little Wonder,2-#27V mowers, a #25 mower, #7 mower, 240 HM, 2 row cultivators, High wheel McCormick grain drill, S-3 Cream Separator. Collecting ole Red Iron can be expensive, But It sure is fun.
Grandpa's Surer H, 1944 H, My ole 1066, 710 6-16 Automatic, Little Genius plows, 1 and 2 bottom ,2 bottom Little Wonder,2-#27V mowers, a #25 mower, #7 mower, 240 HM, 2 row cultivators, High wheel McCormick grain drill, S-3 Cream Separator. Collecting ole Red Iron can be expensive, But It sure is fun.
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Posted 28 July 2008 - 09:01 PM
supermpuller, on Jul 28 2008, 07:38 PM, said:
If you would have a tractor pull I'ld check it out.
I'm pretty sure you could pick any plow and give it a go.
Bob.
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IH I own ,'45 A ,'45 M,'48 M, '50 M ,'53 S C,'53 SW 4,'54 SH,'54 SWD6TA,'55 W-400 gas,'55 F 400 gas,'56 F300,'57 F 450 Diesel,'65 F656 diesel,3414 gas w/ bkho&ldr,'80 884 w/sekura cab and Alo 310 ldr,'80 384 w /1501 ldr,'83 884 4wd w/Sims cab,282&382cadets,315 combine ,37 and 435 sq balers, CIH 3450 round baler, 14 rake ,1190 m/c ,45 cultivator,numerous plows,510 drill, numerous sickle mowers,Fast hitch disc harrows ,etc. more stuff for spare parts.
Trucks ; '90 Dodge 250 cummins,'96 Dodge 2500 cummins,1987 I H 1954 dt466.
NAKED AND HUNGRY ,THAT IS WHERE WE WOULD ALL BE WITHOUT FARMERS ( from a bumper sticker)
TRACTORS ARE LIKE TOMATOES,THEY'RE ONLY GOOD WHEN THEY'RE RED! ;)
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Posted 29 July 2008 - 04:08 PM
Got an email today from Marty Thieme, Co host of the tillage festival. With a few corrections to the original post. They are as follows.
"The cadets will plow in the field north of where you had them, and camper parking will be in the woods on the east side of Prairie Baptist. You might also note this is where the bon fire, entertainment will take place. Also Glow Wood Camp grounds is 2 1/2 miles east of us not north. I 69 confuses a lot of people around here because it is actually running east, & west."
"The cadets will plow in the field north of where you had them, and camper parking will be in the woods on the east side of Prairie Baptist. You might also note this is where the bon fire, entertainment will take place. Also Glow Wood Camp grounds is 2 1/2 miles east of us not north. I 69 confuses a lot of people around here because it is actually running east, & west."
Little Wonder, I'm no Little Genius. But I get closer to being a #60 with each passing year.
Grandpa's Surer H, 1944 H, My ole 1066, 710 6-16 Automatic, Little Genius plows, 1 and 2 bottom ,2 bottom Little Wonder,2-#27V mowers, a #25 mower, #7 mower, 240 HM, 2 row cultivators, High wheel McCormick grain drill, S-3 Cream Separator. Collecting ole Red Iron can be expensive, But It sure is fun.
Grandpa's Surer H, 1944 H, My ole 1066, 710 6-16 Automatic, Little Genius plows, 1 and 2 bottom ,2 bottom Little Wonder,2-#27V mowers, a #25 mower, #7 mower, 240 HM, 2 row cultivators, High wheel McCormick grain drill, S-3 Cream Separator. Collecting ole Red Iron can be expensive, But It sure is fun.
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Posted 30 July 2008 - 07:39 AM
just bringing back to the top or front