MIKE FRENCH
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Just one of many pic at my wedding, this is with tiffany's pink H Farmall with our son Oliver on the seat.
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mike1972chev
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Very Nice !
But Pink Tractors??? I am "warming" up to the idea,I guess??? lol
But Pink Tractors??? I am "warming" up to the idea,I guess??? lol
Anonymous-0
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The young feller looks right at home on that tractor. Handsome group. Good on ya!
tractor vin
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we had a girl maybe 14 years old at the last pull 2 weeks ago she had a pink tractor think farmall bn looked great, I think her and her dad restored it nice job Its good to younger kids get involved COLOR DONT MATTER
mike1972chev
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BETTER than green,right????? 
SweetFeet
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Mike F,
Beautiful family. Great wedding photo! Little feller looks like you. Neat that your wife has her own tractor.
Our daughter married in May at our farm. We took photos by the old barn and corn crib. And a pic of husband and I peaking through our Farmall Regular...engine is pulled so he can work on it in the shop this winter.
Beautiful family. Great wedding photo! Little feller looks like you. Neat that your wife has her own tractor.
Our daughter married in May at our farm. We took photos by the old barn and corn crib. And a pic of husband and I peaking through our Farmall Regular...engine is pulled so he can work on it in the shop this winter.
Brownie 450
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Don't put down pink tractors too much. Back in the 1960's a neighbor up the road tried to get his wife to help with field work in one of those late wet springs. She said she'd help if she had a pink tractor to drive.
I believe it was an Oliver 1660 which got painted by that afternoon. Liz was true to her word & ran that tractor for many years. They called it the Pink Lady. Still in use.
He had 2 girls & he wondered if they would want to paint the 4 machine shed doors [facing the road]. They said they would paint the doors if they could pick out the colors. That was O.K., so to this day, there is a purple, pink, orange, & blue door on that shed.
I believe it was an Oliver 1660 which got painted by that afternoon. Liz was true to her word & ran that tractor for many years. They called it the Pink Lady. Still in use.
He had 2 girls & he wondered if they would want to paint the 4 machine shed doors [facing the road]. They said they would paint the doors if they could pick out the colors. That was O.K., so to this day, there is a purple, pink, orange, & blue door on that shed.
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