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Re: FARMALL M

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2011 7:44 am
by Mr E
Phillip W. Lenke wrote: but my son had a great time pulling folks out , around 20 cars and trucks, his biggest pull was a dodge 3/4 ton with a goose neck loaded with tractors, That M is a beast.


Phil,
How could you possibly have any more fun than this? Best seat time ever. :{_}:

Re: FARMALL M

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2011 5:18 am
by KETCHAM
What a great ractor.I LIKED IT A LOT!!!! I have told a lot of people in the last few days how nice it is!!! I can't belive ya got it muddy!!!! Nothing a little water won't get off.Had a blast at SCRAP as always!!!! Boy did it cool down!!! :shock: :shock: :shock: Kevin ps great seeing ya!!!!

Re: FARMALL M

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2011 5:41 am
by Steve Butram
Phil It was disappointing that I missed the M. I guess I miss you by a few minutes.

Re: FARMALL M

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2011 6:41 am
by Phillip W. Lenke
Really great to see all of you , see you sometime soon , Steve, have not seen you since the ratcub painting at GW's , we wanted to spend more time at the auction, however my son was having way to much fun , I had as much fun watching the pulls, since it was a non runner for the past 25 yrs. I was however , watchful of the operation , this is the first real work it has had since the restoration , not to mention , his feet , so he kept them off the fenders, we had one fellow wanted to put a log chain around the drawbar, my son stopped that one quick , fast and in a hurry . :shock: Yikes , Mudd is one thing , metal another.
Kevin I will leave the few flaws on it , to let you know it is not perfect :P But close.
see you all sooner or later.
Phil