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Howard Yoder
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mc tool bar and implements

Post by Howard Yoder » Thu Jul 05, 2012 4:20 pm

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Post by yellowcrawler » Thu Jul 05, 2012 8:50 pm

Wow, the MC and the tool bar look like new!!

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Very Nice

Post by JWB Contracting » Thu Jul 05, 2012 9:02 pm

I have never been able to locate the rear mount implments for a tool bar. I have enough to make a few very original dozers and have been saving them for some day down the road.
Jason Benesch

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Post by Lavoy » Fri Jul 06, 2012 12:13 am

Howard,
Looks great. Where did you find the decal on the side of the arm? Can you send me a copy?
Lavoy

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Nice Crawler

Post by Pammark » Fri Jul 06, 2012 9:35 am

Looks good. It is good parade material.

Speaking about parades, are you going to the Plain City tractor parade next Fri on the 13th? I will be there. I am pulling the Model A parade wagon (earlier post) with my dad's 1952 8N Ford with the Meyer clan tossing candy. If I see you, I can spring for the large walleye sandwich and makins for you.

For all you non-Ohioians out there, each year Plain City (near Columbus) hosts the Miami Valley Steam Threshers show. Each year they honor a specific brand tractor. This year it is Allis Chalmers. They end up being several hundred tractors in the parade lasting 1 1/2 hours or so. Plus other exhibits and hint-n-miss engines too. If it don't run, they tow it through the parade. Anything goes.

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Post by whiteclipse16 » Fri Jul 06, 2012 12:38 pm

Howard, the mc looks great.
Hope you get plenty off pictures of the show esp since of won't be able to make it up.
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Post by Howard Yoder » Fri Jul 06, 2012 2:51 pm

Lavoy I just ordered A john deere decal from Jordace and the numbers in the size I thought looked right. I can measure them if you want seems like they where 11/4 inch tall will have to measure. That picture was taken up at the New York show last year. I got that picture to post real easy but spent 2 hrs. trying to post more and couldn't get them to post will post them when I figure out what went wrong. Mark I was thinking the same thing just don't let Andy take a bite out of it first. LOL I'm going to set out of the parade this year I was grand marshall last year and am a little burned out on the parade but will be setting at the entrance to watch it. Tims 60 crawler will be there Sat. it will get more attention then all the allis's put together. Ben I will try to get you some pictures but I think I got to many logs coming in for the sawmill so will be busy JWB I have been collecting the implements for the last 10 or 12 yrs. and bought every thing I came across except a plow and a disk that the guy wanted $5000 for and a plow that Lavoy had one time and later kicked myself for not buying it because I thought I had one and found out that the ones on the tractor won't fit the dozers. I have had a blast with these things.

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