kcm.MN
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Shetland Sheepdog
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Picture could have been taken in Lynn Lake, MB, but the trees are too big!
DeltaSteve
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Looks like my 'inlaws' place in 8,000 ft Colorado.They been plowing snow with the same H Farmall since 1952.
Shetland Sheepdog
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I can't say that I'm impressed with his foray into writing "romance novels"!
I think he should stick to his adventures of the present!
JMHO, YMMV, Dave
I think he should stick to his adventures of the present!
JMHO, YMMV, Dave
Carlmac 369
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Carlmac 369
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Shetland Sheepdog
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Old Sarge was asking me about the King of Obsolete, who lives in Lynn Lake and has a web site about his life, and adventures, past and present!
for more info, google "King of Obsolete"
HTH, Dave
for more info, google "King of Obsolete"
HTH, Dave
Carlmac 369
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Oh, okay. I couldn't figure out "KoO", I didn't know what your post and his had to do with this thread, that's all.
I know of the site but don't go there often. Thanks for explaining.
Shetland Sheepdog
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KoO has quite a collection of '50s and '60s crawler tractors!
I was remarking that the picture could very well have been of one of his "Cats"! The only clue that it was not one of his was the size of the trees, and the fact that it did not have a 5 gallon bucket over the muffler! Also it would have been a "straight pipe", not a muffler
HTH, Dave
I was remarking that the picture could very well have been of one of his "Cats"! The only clue that it was not one of his was the size of the trees, and the fact that it did not have a 5 gallon bucket over the muffler! Also it would have been a "straight pipe", not a muffler
HTH, Dave
Shetland Sheepdog
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I'm guessing this is a TD-9, or a TD-14, kinda leaning towards a 14! Of course it's also possible it could be a T, not a TD
Janicholson
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T-6 reasoning is narrow grill and muffler on left of engine. Jim
thehickdaddy
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I agree
as far as I know, left side exhaust is gas engines, right side exhaust is diesel in that era of IH
as far as I know, left side exhaust is gas engines, right side exhaust is diesel in that era of IH
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