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Topic: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE
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SweetFeet

10-04-2012 15:14:10
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A Greyhound tractor and a Gaar Scott steam engine that we saw at the show at Heritage Park of Forest City, Iowa.

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ShadetreeRet

10-04-2012 20:21:43
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to SweetFeet, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  
Just by chance, if anyone doesn't know, the Graham-Bradley tractors were sold by Sears, Roebuck and Co.They were manufactured in the Bradley implement works, (later known as David Bradley) and the six cylinder engine was the same engine used in Graham-Paige automobiles. Very slick looking tractors for the time.



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Paul from MI

10-04-2012 20:11:40
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to SweetFeet, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  
The Greyhound tractor was an Allis-Chalmers 20-35 E model with different radiator castings and paint. They were made by Allis for the Banting Company of Toledo, OH who were big dealers of Allis equipment.



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MtMan

10-04-2012 19:53:18
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to SweetFeet, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  
I have a Gibson Model D. There are quite a unique little tractor with it's tiller stick steering.



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teddy52food

10-04-2012 19:34:40
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to SweetFeet, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  
Didn't Gambles sell a tractor at one time too?



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Mike (WA)

10-05-2012 02:13:57
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to teddy52food, 10-04-2012 19:34:40  
Yep, it was a Cockshutt 30 painted red.



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Ultradog MN

10-04-2012 18:47:09
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to SweetFeet, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  
Well Sweet Feet,
I missed the Fords last night but I can tell you that more than once I was sure I had a GOD D----
Tractor.
Does that count?




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SweetFeet

10-05-2012 02:33:50
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to Ultradog MN, 10-04-2012 18:47:09  
Ultra Dog,
Great picture! Sure does count. Nice tractor. Probably every guy Gol Darns their tractor at some point... depending on the day it is either it is Gol Darn good one, or a Gol Darn hunk of junk.

I don't have anything against Fords either (except a Ford car that had a mysterious power loss problem). Just an attempt to be witty.



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Scott-sd

10-04-2012 18:34:12
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to SweetFeet, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  

Gray tractor, Gaar Scott and Greyhound Steamer at Forest city Iowa show.

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J.Wondergem

10-04-2012 17:22:45
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to Used-to-be-Iowa-Dave, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  


First I ever seen a Greyhound. Thanks for the pictures.



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Royse

10-04-2012 17:16:17
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to SweetFeet, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  
Quoting Removed, click Modern View to see

You ain't kiddin'!!!

I would love to think they loaded it with a crane, but then how would they unload it?

Do what you gotta do I guess!



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larry@stinescorners

10-04-2012 16:57:58
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to SweetFeet, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  
Never heard of one ,thanks for posting it.



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LeoinMI

10-04-2012 16:29:22
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to SweetFeet, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  

Gramham Bradley. These were at the Gilmore Museum collection.



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ray hofstetter

10-04-2012 16:01:09
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to SweetFeet, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  

Gleaner combine - took some guts to load that!



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IndianaRed

10-04-2012 21:44:02
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to ray hofstetter, 10-04-2012 16:01:09  
That Grant Bradley is a beautiful tractor.



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Wheat Farmer

10-04-2012 16:38:51
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to ray hofstetter, 10-04-2012 16:01:09  
I remember those days as a kid, Most of the one I saw were drove on and the back wheels hanging down, but the header still on. that was in about 1950 +.



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RayP(MI)

10-04-2012 15:37:19
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to SweetFeet, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  
I was going to suggest the Gibson, Gilson, Gar-Scott, but don't have pictures of any of them. And one of my friends has a nice running condition Gar-Scott, Has thrashed our oats with it several years.



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ray hofstetter

10-04-2012 15:30:53
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to SweetFeet, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  

How'd the other post get so wide? Anyways, here's one of my three Gravelys - 432, I also have a 430 and a 8183T. Pop likes the 432 the best ( He just turned 89 ).



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kruser

10-04-2012 15:30:02
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to SweetFeet, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  

Gibson tractor



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DeltaRed

10-04-2012 17:07:51
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to kruser, 10-04-2012 15:30:02  
Did you know the Gibson was made in Longmont,Colorado?they used mostly vendor parts.The factory burned to the ground in'48,all records were lost along with most other'paperwork'.



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rrlund

10-04-2012 15:18:03
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to SweetFeet, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  
There's a few Gaar Scotts around here,but you don't see a whole lot of Greyhounds do you?



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SweetFeet

10-04-2012 15:19:06
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to rrlund, 10-04-2012 15:18:03  
rrlund,

Only Grey Hound that either me or my husband had ever seen. Wish we could have heard it running.

This post was edited by SweetFeet at 18:08:20 10/04/12.



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SweetFeet

10-04-2012 15:18:03
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 Re: G tractor night - new post as other is WIDE in reply to SweetFeet, 10-04-2012 15:14:10  

Forgot a side view of the Gaar Scott steam engine that we saw plowing at Heritage Park show of Forest City, IA.



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