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IaGary

02-12-2007 09:21:59

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Didn't miss a beat when grinding this morning so it got put in the machine shed with the grinder and not back to the shop.

You did alright for me Allan.

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omahagreg

02-12-2007 14:27:01

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to IaGary, 02-12-2007 09:21:59

NICE!! My Dad and Granddad were into Allis Chalmers, but Dad just admitted that he would like an M if storage and money were not a problem! Those red tractors dress up real nice! Greg

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David in Wales

02-12-2007 12:33:07

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to IaGary, 02-12-2007 09:21:59

Hi Gary;
That is a lovely looking "Nasher" now, seems a shame to get it dirty now !!! Your "spanner-man" has done a really good job on it.
Question - why no ROPS ? Over here you cant use any tractor on a farm without cab or ROPS unless its being used within the confines of the farm yard; never in the fields. Since the mid-1970's its been impossible to buy a new tractor without a safety cab or frame; and in recent years only MF230 & some compacts have been available for sale with Rops - used for scraping out manure in low sheds.
Cheers David

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Steven@AZ

02-12-2007 14:49:23

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to David in Wales, 02-12-2007 12:33:07

So far over here there has been pretty much no regulation of tractor safety systems. The newer tractors of course come with seat belts and ROPS, etc. but there are no laws forcing the addition of such to older tractors.

I hope it doesn't get that way either, we have a lot of older tractors without any of that stuff!

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RustyFarmall

02-12-2007 10:36:05

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to IaGary, 02-12-2007 09:21:59

She'll look even better with an all black seat back cushion on 'er. It has been ordered.

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IaGary

02-12-2007 10:52:47

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to RustyFarmall, 02-12-2007 10:36:05

Thanks Rusty and hopefully it will straighten up the top cushion.

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Allan In NE

02-12-2007 10:39:30

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to RustyFarmall, 02-12-2007 10:36:05

Gee!

This Gary guy is kinda picky ain't he? LOL!

Allan

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Heat Houser

02-12-2007 10:33:14

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to IaGary, 02-12-2007 09:21:59

IAGary,
Grinding ear corn for calves or cows?

P.S. I have been following your tractor tale for a long time. Great photos both you and Allan.

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IaGary

02-12-2007 10:59:05

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to Heat Houser, 02-12-2007 10:33:14

For my calves.

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Steven@AZ

02-12-2007 10:05:59

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to IaGary, 02-12-2007 09:21:59

You must have a pretty wide mill in the grinder to load the 560! We run our New Holland 352 with the 544 and quite often with one of the H's, even a couple times (slow going) with the A!

Both those tractors look great! If everyone took such good care of their equipment we would never have to restore anything... :o)

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matthies

02-12-2007 10:13:48

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to Steven@AZ, 02-12-2007 10:05:59

New Holland grinders take less power compared to a Gehl. chris

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Rich Va

02-12-2007 09:52:26

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to IaGary, 02-12-2007 09:21:59

Why did you take the cab off?

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IaGary

02-12-2007 10:13:51

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to Rich Va, 02-12-2007 09:52:26

Cause other than grinding in the winter it will set.

And when I need it most in the summer this loader is going on and I can't see up high with a cab on to stack bales in the barn.

I also need that 1086 free during hay baling to spray with.

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Janicholson

02-12-2007 09:51:22

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to IaGary, 02-12-2007 09:21:59

Wooooo . is that nice, JimN

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Allan In NE

02-12-2007 09:47:26

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to IaGary, 02-12-2007 09:21:59

Did the 560 like the auger wagon duty a little better? :>)

Allan

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IaGary

02-12-2007 10:01:51

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to Allan In NE, 02-12-2007 09:47:26

Look at 560 smiling standing next to that 1066.

It's saying,you took a load off of me.

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Allan In NE

02-12-2007 10:28:24

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to IaGary, 02-12-2007 10:01:51

What you've done for that old tractor is totally awe inspiring.

Taking that weight bracket off made it look like it has just been unloaded off the IH Delivery truck. :>)

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Wisconsin Cowman

02-12-2007 09:40:59

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to IaGary, 02-12-2007 09:21:59

Looks very good.

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dds-inc

02-12-2007 09:27:57

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to IaGary, 02-12-2007 09:21:59

Looks good. Wouldn't have ever thought there was ever a cab on it.

In the summer, the only cab you'll have on that tractor is a straw hat.

Looks like the 1066 will power through anything with that grinder. It's really working my 756.

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migraine

02-13-2007 10:43:35

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Re: It's earning it's way in reply to dds-inc, 02-12-2007 09:27:57

Very very nice and great photos. That makes a pretty nice picture of modern tractors doing kinda of a earlier era farm chore. Can't even think of how many batches of feed I ground and mixed in my day in Iowa. Several times had to run the Nipco heater on the fuel pump to keep from gelling on those rather brisk mornings. Remember the calves and sows runnning and jumping when you turned the feed buckets upside down in the troughs and banged them a little . Best be gettin' out of the way. Migraine

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