Posted by davpal on September 09, 2014 at 01:10:34 from (72.251.53.52):
In Reply to: Re: white tractors posted by rrlund on September 08, 2014 at 14:34:12:
I was gonna say that one looks familiar! I remember that day. It was nice outside like today. Actually it was much later in the year and much warmer than it is this year. Rrlund I know where there's a pretty decent looking 2-180 MFWD if you or anybody is interested. It's been sitting for years over between carson city and middleton. I've driven by it for years and it's been parked in a horse pasture. I noticed the other day they had it out by the road for sale. If your interested in checking it out take M=57 to Warner road and head north. Go one mile to garfield and hang a right towards Middleton. It's about 3/4 of a mile east on the south side of the road. I've been tempted to ask them for years about it but kind of have too many irons as it is. Pretty decent looking rig and I take it the thing must run. Would make a fine puller for the county fair.
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