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bigboreG

02-06-2013 18:28:25
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Compliments on a great article in the Green Mag!




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Papa Fox

02-09-2013 06:01:21
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 Re: Tim S in reply to bigboreG, 02-06-2013 18:28:25  
Think I saw that TSC no longer carrys Green Magazine. Their loss!! I call it "Yuppy Supply" anyway. Not much tractor stuff in it anymore! Great job, Tim!!!!



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pcsaw

02-09-2013 04:24:41
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 Re: Tim S in reply to bigboreG, 02-06-2013 18:28:25  
That was one of the best articles i've seen for a while. I like the fact there wasn't a lot of bullshit you just got down to the meat of the story and explained it really good. Called Ed and told him about it but he doesn't get it so he has to wait till it comes out at tsc. He will learn LOL



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kerry50

02-06-2013 20:05:34
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 Re: Tim S in reply to bigboreG, 02-06-2013 18:28:25  
Tim, great write up in the Green Magazine. Really enjoyed following the progress on the 60 C project. Then to see your article in Green was awesome.
Will be watching for your posts and progress on the 4020 C project.

Kerry in mid-MO



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Tim S

02-06-2013 20:24:12
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 Re: Tim S in reply to kerry50, 02-06-2013 20:05:34  
The 4020C project will be in re-search and development for a year or so,, I got a lota stuf I need to get caught up with,,Darn It



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bigboreG

02-06-2013 18:47:54
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 Re: Tim S in reply to bigboreG, 02-06-2013 18:28:25  
And we enjoyed seeing it. Next time im down your way, I will look you up! Besides, I want to con you into building a 4440 powershift crawler. . . .



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Tim S

02-06-2013 18:57:31
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 Re: Tim S in reply to bigboreG, 02-06-2013 18:47:54  
I'll help with the recipe..I've been drawing on a 4020 PS crawler/450C chassis..flipping the ring gear to get the direction right,making an adapter and new axles to mate with the final drives,,leaving the rock shaft/3pt on to run a 4 bottom roll over plow...."BUT" I'm gonna play with my 60C this summer :^)



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bigboreG

02-07-2013 05:04:09
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 Re: Tim S in reply to Tim S, 02-06-2013 18:57:31  
sounds like a lot of work.
all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. . . you better have some fun this summer, there's always next winter!



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Tim S

02-07-2013 05:23:21
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 Re: Tim S in reply to bigboreG, 02-07-2013 05:04:09  
Actually I think it would be easier than this 60C was...I have been developing a ratio pattern from some of these transmission jobs lately to gain an idea on ground speeds,,and I'm not sure how to deal with the load depth arm to keep the 3pt alive,,when I flip the ring gear that follower arm will need to go....I have entertained a high crop final drive system....that would reverse my drive train...a lot of stuff to think about,,I like this kind of stuf better than cross word puzzles..

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Bob Harvey

02-07-2013 16:34:00
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 Re: Tim S in reply to Tim S, 02-07-2013 05:23:21  
Tim, go back aways and remember 'Monty Python' = "my brain hurts" ! ;^)



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Tim S

02-06-2013 18:31:57
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 Re: Tim S in reply to bigboreG, 02-06-2013 18:28:25  
Thanks I had fun showing you guys as I was putting it together,,It's a fun Project..



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spareparts-45

02-06-2013 18:59:42
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 Re: Tim S in reply to Tim S, 02-06-2013 18:31:57  
Tim S I saw your 60 crawler at Springfield Oh.It looks great Why didn't mother deere build something like that? Where are you located?



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Tim S

02-06-2013 19:01:42
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 Re: Tim S in reply to spareparts-45, 02-06-2013 18:59:42  
Somerset Ohio Near Lancaster



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lenray

02-07-2013 06:02:13
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 Re: Tim S in reply to Tim S, 02-06-2013 19:01:42  
If you go to see Tim make sure you have good brakes there be some fine hills there.



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Tim S

02-07-2013 06:12:14
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 Re: Tim S in reply to lenray, 02-07-2013 06:02:13  
That's for sure Lenard, I am located at the south east edge of Ohio farm country, 10 miles farther east you can't even find a place to set your water jug down, 5 miles to the west and it's flat and nice,, my Brother and I always wished that Great Great grand Dad would have stayed in the wagon for another week....



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