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BOBM25

06-09-2007 14:26:07

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Let"s see if I can get this to work

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BOBM25

06-09-2007 16:36:35

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Re: Photo post trial and question in reply to BOBM25, 06-09-2007 14:26:07

I'll agree. It looks almost identical to the Samson. I kinda figured the picture was from the late teens or early twenties. Thanks guys! I just wish it was still around.

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Bill in NC

06-09-2007 16:20:02

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Re: Photo post trial and question in reply to BOBM25, 06-09-2007 14:26:07

Aaron got it right. Searched the tractor photos on YT and found the same bling-bling rear wheel design and gas tank/radiator layout.

Samson

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Aaron B

06-09-2007 15:58:23

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Re: Photo post trial and question in reply to BOBM25, 06-09-2007 14:26:07

It definately does not look like a Fordson to me. There is no hood between the gas tank and radiator. I think it may be a Sampson (Samson?), as they made tractors with this 'gap' instead of a hood. I have no idea how to determine the model. Good Luck! Aaron

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BOBM25

06-09-2007 16:10:25

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Re: Photo post trial and question in reply to Aaron B, 06-09-2007 15:58:23

Yeah, that gap through me off of the Fordson idea as well. Maybe it was supposed to have some sort of hood that is missing.

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BOBM25

06-09-2007 15:08:47

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Re: Photo post trial and question in reply to BOBM25, 06-09-2007 14:26:07

Hey how about that!

Does anyone know the make and model of the tractor? The very forlorn looking gentleman on it is my great grandfather. Grandma found it in a box with other pictures from the early 1900's. There was a picture of the church in town in the box with it. It is very similiar and has 1908 written on back. So that makes me think this one is from around the same time. I first thought it was a Fordson, but now I'm starting to think its too big. It does have a flat head 4 cylinder engine in it. It also looks like its missing the exhaust manifold. The house in the background is where grandma still lives. I think its kinda neat becasue this might very well have been the first tractor on the farm. Which would have been a reason for taking the picture.

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BOBM25

06-09-2007 14:51:00

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Re: Photo post trial and question in reply to BOBM25, 06-09-2007 14:26:07

Ok, maybe this time

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