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Remember that H smoker (grill)?

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Mike CA

11-29-2007 16:48:06

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That Farmall H rolling grill is over $10,000 now!!

Wardner, are you in on that?
Item number: 330192112625

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glennster

11-30-2007 08:15:25

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Re: Remember that H smoker (grill)? in reply to Mike CA, 11-29-2007 16:48:06

ya know, i went back and looked at pictures of that rascal. 10 g prolly aint too bad a price. they got a ton of money in that thing. custom trailer, maybe 2-3 g, new tires, 600 rear, 125 front, hydraulic drive system, engine, motors ect????maybe couple grand, paint decals ect, plus fabrication of the grill unit. wonder what they really got in it.

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LenND

11-30-2007 13:20:52

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Re: Remember that H smoker (grill)? in reply to glennster, 11-30-2007 08:15:25

I bet they have more in it than they wanted to spend at the start. But it looks like they did a real nice job of it though.

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Mike CA

11-30-2007 07:15:35

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Re: Remember that H smoker (grill)? in reply to Mike CA, 11-29-2007 16:48:06

Wardner said: I was thinking a paddlewheel boat might be interesting.

Beyond interesting... that would be down right cool!

Of course you would have to face the wrath of the people in here seem to think a tractor doing anything but working as a tractor is an abomination. Me? I think these machines look great, and whether guarding a barn for their remaining years, out plowing a field, or delighting crowds as a novelty engineering piece, they uphold their lasting presence.

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11-30-2007 06:20:04

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Re: Remember that H smoker (grill)? in reply to Mike CA, 11-29-2007 16:48:06

Looks to me like someone, somewhere has more money than sense. that is an awful nice looking tractor to be turned into that. LOL

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Steven f/AZ

11-30-2007 06:11:02

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Re: Remember that H smoker (grill)? in reply to old, 11-29-2007 16:48:06

Wardner said: (quoted from post at 20:16:54 11/29/07) Mike, I never play my hand at eBay until the last ten seconds.

I think there are going to be games played with the trailer. It is shown in two pictures but no mention was made in the title or text.

I, too, never put in my serious bid until the final seconds as well. It is called "sniping" and I am a fairly decent sniper. eBay's new countdown will help out us snipers so we don't have to sit there with a stop watch and sweaty brow trying to hit "bid" in the final 2 seconds!

As for the trailer, he responded to my question and said that yes, the trailer is included in the sale - still too rich for my blood, though.

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11-30-2007 05:31:06

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Re: Remember that H smoker (grill)? in reply to Mike CA, 11-29-2007 16:48:06

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Mike CA

11-29-2007 21:28:39

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Re: Remember that H smoker (grill)? in reply to Mike CA, 11-29-2007 16:48:06

I do like that trailer. I want the lightest one I can get for my H. That looks like a good contender. I'd like to keep the whole package at 4500 pounds.

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Wardner

11-29-2007 22:34:38

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Re: Remember that H smoker (grill)? in reply to Mike CA, 11-29-2007 21:28:39

That H Smoker begs the question "What else could be built from a junkyard tractor"?

Back in the '30s thru '50s Bucyrus-Erie and Bay City both took complete tractors, minus all the tires and front lower bolster, and built 3/4 swing tracked shovels and backhoes around them. We have also seen forklifts and graders.

But these aren't consumer items. I was thinking a paddlewheel boat might be interesting.

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Wardner

11-29-2007 19:16:54

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Re: Remember that H smoker (grill)? in reply to Mike CA, 11-29-2007 16:48:06

Mike, I never play my hand at eBay until the last ten seconds.

It is too rich for me. At this price, it could be mfdg for alot less. The trailer by itself has significant value. Light weight with a low center of gravity is just the ticket for hauling tractors.

I think there are going to be games played with the trailer. It is shown in two pictures but no mention was made in the title or text. Some smuck from Maine or Washington is probably going to arrive in Dallas without a trailer and be forced to buy the one shown. I emailed the seller about the trailer and he did not respond to the question.

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LenND

11-29-2007 19:16:21

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Re: Remember that H smoker (grill)? in reply to Mike CA, 11-29-2007 16:48:06

Too bad. it was a nice looking tractor to have such a sad ending. At least hopefully someone may enjoyit--maybe!

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F-Dean

11-29-2007 18:25:07

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Re: Remember that H smoker (grill)? in reply to Mike CA, 11-29-2007 16:48:06

Over 10 grand and the "Reserve not met!"

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Mike CA

11-29-2007 17:14:43

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Re: Remember that H smoker (grill)? in reply to Mike CA, 11-29-2007 16:48:06

glennster said: whew i woulda never thunk that..... .hmmmm i wonder what a green one would go for????? ? lessee...jd a, good size for a steer..... jd b, handle a hog,....jd la, mebbe a couple chickens.....i think i could build some and retire (again)

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glennster

11-29-2007 16:57:20

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Re: Remember that H smoker (grill)? in reply to Mike CA, 11-29-2007 16:48:06

whew i woulda never thunk that..... .hmmmm i wonder what a green one would go for????? ? lessee...jd a, good size for a steer..... jd b, handle a hog,....jd la, mebbe a couple chickens.....i think i could build some and retire (again)

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Bob

11-29-2007 17:48:06

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STOP!!!! in reply to glennster, 11-29-2007 16:57:20

Your gonna give poor chicken boy Lanse a STROKE talking like that!

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big red 1

11-30-2007 06:22:56

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Re: STOP!!!! in reply to Bob, 11-29-2007 17:48:06

How ironic.For Lanse....

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