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EARLLY PRESENT

Started by amertrac, December 24, 2012, 10:03:58 AM

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amertrac

I received a present from ny grandson and his family yesterday. A book of over 300 pages of vintage tractors. The book covers every manufacturer from 1902 thru 1956 .A color picture and an artical about each tractor.The book has to weigh 6 pounds   bob w
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OilyRascal

A book is always a wonderful gift for me.  Enjoy!
"FORGED IN THE USA" myself.  Be good to your tools!

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john k

Bob, Nothing better than a good book for the long winter nights,  Enjoy.
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Papaw

A great gift to keep you occupied!
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Mac53

Sounds fun! I love old tractors....until it comes to electrical. My 1950 Oliver 77RC has been sitting in the front yard waiting for someone to make it a new wiring harness for quite a while now. 

Merry Christmas!
-Marcus-

amertrac

Quote from: Mac53 on December 25, 2012, 09:12:20 AM
Sounds fun! I love old tractors....until it comes to electrical. My 1950 Oliver 77RC has been sitting in the front yard waiting for someone to make it a new wiring harness for quite a while now. 

Merry Christmas!

Mr. Mac, go to yesterdays tractors and ask for a wireing  diagram for your tractor , there will be someone that can help you . there is not a whole lot of wireing on the early farm tractors. Most of them take a hd cable to the starter and a secondary wire to the switch   to run 
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