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Farmall Land in Avoca IA and Kinze MFG, been there recently?

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Butch WI

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I am planning to visit these places on the way down to the RPRU. Is there a cost to get in? Advance notice necessary? Other sites to see on the way from South Central WI? I will be stopping by the YTMAG booth. Any one else gonna be there?


Butch WI
 
Drove from Omaha last spring to see farmall Land. It was closed and there was no phone number on the door so I could contact someone. Hope you have better luck.
 
Call ahead to Kinze. You can most likely get to tour the manufacturing plant. However, getting to see his tractor collection is next to impossible.
 
I was never able to get into Jon Kinzenbaw's tractor collection.

But my friend does all his tire work on the old girls. I help my tireman friend once in awhile so I got in that way.

He gives about 4 or 5 tours a year to the collection.
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I'll be there. Are all the YT Magers meeting at the Dairy Display? I know Randy got permission from Kim to make a large banner with the YT logo.

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Avoca is clear out by the west end of the state. Would be a lot out of the way for you --but nice place to stop by.
 
Farmall land has a web site it is
farmall-land-usa.com
On the web site they give thier hours and add. price I think it is $5.00 for adults
A real nice place spotless clean good lighting
air cond.You will really enjoy it.
They are located right off I-80 just south of
the Avoca exit cant miss it. Mel
 
To all those that may be interested in visiting Farmall Land....

Heres the web-site address:
http://farmall-land-usa.com/index.html

Its open April 12 to Oct 12,
10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesday – Friday
10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday
Noon-6 p.m. Sunday
(Closed Mondays)

Its got some rare tractors (like one of only 3 steel wheeled F-series High Crops known to still exist), as well as toy tractors, tractor ads and literature.

They're going to expand in 2009 to house more of the collection: as it stands now its approx. 100 tractors.
 
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