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The thumbnails aren't currently linked to larger pictures. That may or may not be added later. I'm not sure if Lavoy still has the origional photo's.

I'd say green. An MC in anything else would just look funny.

They look like "run watcha brung" kind of tractors from way back.

Let me put it this way

This isn't a National Geographic quality level calendar. It's fun for the messageboard. Most email servers don't accept files much over 2MB, hence my setting that as the limit. Send me images with descriptions and we'll go from there.

Anyone who wants to submit pictures (and no, they don't have to be pristine tractors) email them to ttyr2@jd40c.com. I should be able to receive any pictures up to 2MB in size (which is huge for an image) but if you want to send more than one, you might need to do them one at a time. Feel free to se...

What do you all think of making a 12 month calendar for group here? I can create the calendar and I'd need *high quality* pictures from you guys of you and your crawlers along with descriptions (model/serial number, your name, etc). The calendar would be published in a pdf format that you could down...

What size load are you looking at hauling and how far? Some of the flatbed tow trucks can handle small crawlers. Might be worth a call.

Everyone knows yellow JD crawlers work faster and get more done than green ones.

Wouldn't a good grade of modern detergent oil do an okay job of cleaning it out if you run short oil change intervals for a while? Or is the sludge really that nasty?

Fixed it for you. You were missing the first img tag and the link was incorrect.

Another thing. Older non-inverter style welding machines aren't nearly as efficient, electrically speaking, as inverter machines. If you check the specs on an older Lincoln Idealarc TIG/Stick machine, at 300A out, they pull over 90A in at 220VAC.

The links do not appear to work. I'm guessing that MSN doesn't allow direct linking to images on their site. This is common with a lot of free image hosting services. You can check the Messageboard Q&A section for hosting instructions if you want to display pictures of your crawler.

We just past 200 registered users on the board. Congratulations folks!

Check the hydraulic fluid level. Make sure the float screw is seated all the way. It's under that large hex plug sticking out of the valve at an angle. Might try bleeding the system as well. Lavoy could give you more details. Depending on how much the lift has been used, it may well be due for new s...

The web host change is complete.

Jeremy
aka JD40C