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What I Saw Today, Lathrop Mo.

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Walt in Jaxn Tn.

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I posted some images over on the John Deere board. I saw where someone asked about the Larhrop Mo show on this board earlier last week.
--Walt--

http://www.ytmag.com/cgi-bin/viewit.cgi?bd=jd&th=408143
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Lathrop Mo show
 
Nice pics there Would you mind if I would post them on another site?
I have been to some of their steam shows and plow days. it is great to see what others have to show. - I won't do it if you wish

I have never seen a self propelled baler in my travels interesting , And that black vehicle to the left of that Cub Cadet looked like it may be interesting
 
No problem, post all you want, I figure once they are on the internet, they are public domain. I've used images that I didn't take
like this Rushton Hornsby image of a world war 1 airplane that they built for the war, they normally built hit and miss engines during peace time. This is the 1,000 or something like that
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That plane must have been built for flying backwards. Is the propeller pitched backwards or is my eyesight bad? Maybe the photo negative is backwards.
 

Very nice.....You sure have a lot of patience to post all those pics one at a time like that. Thanks for doin it though. Ever thought about dumping them in photobucket and just posting a link? Or am I just lazy....

Thanks, Dave
 
No it's a tractor prop (as opposed to a pusher prop-tractor no pun intended)The plane is probably a Sopwith Camel being built by other builders as Sopwith didn't have facilities to fill government orders in time.
 
Here's a link to a video that will show that propeller for a half second in the same position as in that photo. I saw a single propeller blade the other day as I was on my way to the show. It was on a very long special built trailer and was one of three that went on a very large wind generator. I had seen a full set of three packed on one trailer but not just one as it was a trailer load all by itself.
Last flying Sopwith Camel
 
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