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Allan in NE

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VAJerry

01-07-2007 18:35:09




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No 8-track but here one is




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Berry450d

01-07-2007 21:08:21




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 Re: Allan in NE in reply to VAJerry, 01-07-2007 18:35:09  
I threw one just like that away. It was mounted on the fender of a 484 three cylinder imagine the vibration it nearly ruined the fender and the only time you could hear is when someone else was driving it at a distance.



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R.J.

01-07-2007 20:58:34




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 Re: Allan in NE in reply to VAJerry, 01-07-2007 18:35:09  
Several years ago I burned up round baler 30 bales of hay and about 20 acres of unbaled hay, all because i had the radio playing and couldn`t hear the bearing squelling. Too this day i don`t play that thing except when doing tillage. Luckly got the tractor unhooked. I agree with Allen on this.



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Allan In NE

01-07-2007 18:42:19




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 Re: Allan in NE in reply to VAJerry, 01-07-2007 18:35:09  
Hi Pard,

It would die from old age around me. Can't use the things.

Gotta be able to hear the machine. :>)

Allan



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the tractor vet

01-07-2007 20:26:18




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 Re: Allan in NE in reply to Allan In NE, 01-07-2007 18:42:19  
WHAT , here you are adding sound deading so ya don't hear it . Heck when i bought my old 450D the first thing to go was the muffler next one of them thar radios went on the steering shaft about a foot infront of the steering wheel and the littel nob on the left went all the way to the right tuned to the favort station of the times . Now with that old 450 pullen 4 bottoms the wick turned WAY up a foot of fire out the stainless steel pipe and Black smoke pouren stright up who cared about the machine when something broke it would tell ya . It was hard to hear the bottom trip over the stright pipe and the radio. And when ya had two 450 D's in the same field tuned to the same station if you were standing in the middel with one tractor at one end and the other at the other end ya had stero . One night about 1:30 -2 in the morning my buddy and i were plowen on this one hillside and as i was comming north on the field i saw this car go past then turn around and pulled up at the end of the field and as i got up to the headland up over the bank comes a county mounty here he has been out riding the back roads tryen to find the loud music that has had some people realy mad 6 miles away the sound was fallowen the valley and he said that you could hear it down by the lake in the car with the window up . He told me and my buddy that he did not mind us worken all night but turn down them radios.

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E.B. Haymakin'

01-07-2007 19:13:31




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 Re: Allan in NE in reply to Allan In NE, 01-07-2007 18:42:19  
Truly an operator if there ever was one, Allen. Tractor drivers have the radio on, no interest in the matter at hand. Tractor operators are "one with the machine listening to the music played by the orchestra of the internal combustion engine". Or just afraid something is going to come apart.



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