STOP with the danged PICS !

msb · Jan 31, 2010

PLEASE ! I can't get anything done. lol
I love em !

Lou from Wi. · Jan 31, 2010

Add Me to your list/LOVE PICTURES TOO
LOU

o · Jan 31, 2010

LOL but this time of year you can not do much more then look at pictures so what is the big deal.

old · Jan 31, 2010

Well that is bad since the stupid system can not seem to understand who I am LOL. Yep that is MY speed patrol

ric · Feb 1, 2010

just a few from last summer

Plumcrazy · Feb 1, 2010

Oh Oh, I see an Oliver front axle. You took a picture of the wrong tractor!

larry@stinescorner · Feb 1, 2010

dont you dare stop pics, they are great !!!!!

omahagreg · Feb 1, 2010

Here is one that is 'seasonal'! Shouldn't make anyone wish for warmer days...! Greg

Bspauld · Feb 1, 2010

That sure looks like my setup,works great,pushes a lot of snow or dirt

farmalldanzil · Feb 1, 2010

all u need is a path to that beer truck??

omahagreg · Feb 1, 2010

We have never tried it in dirt. This is the first year we REALLY could have used chains! Used it for 5 winters now, never needed them before (rear weights and fluid has been plenty). Oh well. Still hard to justify the cost of chains-just takes longer! Greg

Bspauld · Feb 1, 2010

I have a set of chains but have never used them,(knock on wood) We get ice under the snow here to but so far I have been lucky I guess.

msb · Feb 1, 2010

Did somebody miss my tongue in cheek post? You have posted some great pictures,Larry. I spend too much time looking at them, but that is my fault.lol.
Now has somebody got some Massey Harris pictures?

DaveK(IN) · Feb 1, 2010

I hope this posts by the picture of the grader/tractor. That is very cool. Is it OEM or something added to the tractor? I"d like to see some more pics.

We got a new pastor who had never lived in a rural area. He was fascinated by the harvest activities so I sent him some pics from this site.

Thanks

old · Feb 1, 2010

Well you know you can't put a green one and an orange one in the same picture it might start a fight. LOL But yep that little bit you see is my 1955 Oliver Super 88

old · Feb 1, 2010

That is in fact factory made. Allis took the WC tractors back then and cut the front off and then added a couple feet to them put the wide front under and then the blade set up. I have owned it now for over 15 years and use it to keep my drive way good. Almost takes 8 arms to use but it does a good job once you figure out how to use it with only 2 arms LOL

James Howell · Feb 1, 2010

Here's a hot one; Summer 2008 and it was 105<sup>o</sup> in the shade of the umbrella.

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Note the cold, wet, blue towel around my neck.

larry@stinescorner · Feb 1, 2010

I knew you were kidding , so was I all these pics are great , thanks for sending them

usetob · Feb 1, 2010

james, you forgot to turn the AC on

spacechem · Feb 1, 2010

What kinda drawbar is that?

BlaineF · Feb 2, 2010

Posting pictures; once you start you can't stop.I love posting them and viewing them.I've been over on the combine forum posting some pics on this site .So if you would like to see some old harvester pics.Give that forum a quick look.Thanks all you guys. :lol:

James Howell · Feb 2, 2010

Just running with the 3 point arms low.

Here's a <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOj3QFyxRVU">video</a> of the same combination.

STOP with the danged PICS !

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