HCOP 2025 pics

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[Dirt_Floor_Poor]

I would think that Chevy trying to pull a 4 bottom in that ground would be just way too much. 

[Big Bud guy]

1 hour ago, Dirt_Floor_Poor said:

I would think that Chevy trying to pull a 4 bottom in that ground would be just way too much. 

I’m guessing it would be too much for almost any ground beyond making a pass or two for show. You know the Dirty Harry quote “A man's got to know his limitations”

[bitty]

1 hour ago, Sledgehammer said:

I wonder what the difference on the m Rice Field special would be compared to a normal m. 

[hardtail]

Quite the exhaust stack on the 600

Carts and sxs seem orderly

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[JDpartsman]

Those tandem Chamberlains came a long long way to make it to the show!

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[Big Bud guy]

So what’s the story on that 806 Caternational?  2nd times it’s been post but no background info. 

[766 Man]

56 minutes ago, Sledgehammer said:

  OK, If Farmall 806 serial number 506 was built June 11, 1963 then nobody would have had an 806 any earlier than mid-June 1963.  Confirms what dad always said when he went tractor shopping in the spring of 1963 and no 806's were available to be bought at that time.  The Midwest most likely had first dibs on what rolled off of the production line.  

[Big Bud guy]

3 minutes ago, 766 Man said:

  OK, If Farmall 806 serial number 506 was built June 11, 1963 then nobody would have had an 806 any earlier than mid-June 1963.  Confirms what dad always said when he went tractor shopping in the spring of 1963 and no 806's were available to be bought at that time.  The Midwest most likely had first dibs on what rolled off of the production line.  

Did someone question you on that?  806 wasn’t tested at Nebraska until October of that year.  I’m guessing the 806 wasn’t available for the masses until late summer or fall.  

[766 Man]

14 minutes ago, Big Bud guy said:

Did someone question you on that?  806 wasn’t tested at Nebraska until October of that year.  I’m guessing the 806 wasn’t available for the masses until late summer or fall.  

  I have had people tell me that their family bought and put an 806 to work in the spring of 1963 meaning late March, April, May, or early June of 1963 here in NY.  The 806 did not seem to be available in mass until late August of 1963 by many accounts.  The poster Tractor Vet on Yesterday's Tractors has talked of that many times.  

[766 Man]

14 minutes ago, Big Bud guy said:

Did someone question you on that?  806 wasn’t tested at Nebraska until October of that year.  I’m guessing the 806 wasn’t available for the masses until late summer or fall.  

  I have had people tell me that their family bought and put an 806 to work in the spring of 1963 meaning late March, April, May, or early June of 1963 here in NY.  The 806 did not seem to be available in mass until late August of 1963 by many accounts.  The poster Tractor Vet on Yesterday's Tractors has talked of that many times.  

[Big Bud guy]

10 minutes ago, 766 Man said:

  I have had people tell me that their family bought and put an 806 to work in the spring of 1963 meaning late March, April, May, or early June of 1963 here in NY.  The 806 did not seem to be available in mass until late August of 1963 by many accounts.  The poster Tractor Vet on Yesterday's Tractors has talked of that many times.  

Then his memory is foggy.  Show him this 

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Probably my last pics. It was a nice show but I have work to do at home. 

[Farmall1066]

That 2 tone black and gray IH pickup, wow!!! 

[Brady Boy]

On 8/21/2025 at 3:06 PM, Farmall1066 said:

To each their own, but not a real big fan of the 1206T

Blasphemy!! 😆 BK

[Brady Boy]

Any realistic guess for the 12 0 count?  I was told 230, this morning. Beer and pizza just arrived, gotta go 😋  BK 

[hardtail]

Thx Todd for all your efforts, love the AC8550, the letter series AC crawlers are always a favorite, nice K

I think the 8N grader will run out of power and traction long before much material ever moves