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| Project Journal - John Deere B (1945) Restore |
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John Deere B (1945) Restore |
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JDeere B |
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17:53 07/30/15 |
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19:24 07/31/15 |
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|  18:09 07/30/15 The way found in 2014My dad had purchased the John Deere B back in either 1971-2 when my parents bought my grandmother's place to move out of the city. He used it for years to bush-hog, plow, harrow, haul wood with home made wood trailer, cut wood with wood saw mounted to the front. Then not sure exactly when he purchase a Kubota 4x4 compact tractor do the work. so the old John Deere B was parked and soon forgotten.
Then my Dad became ill when cancer returned and soon passed and in 2014 my son wanted to renovate the tractor in memory of his grandfather. | | |
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| 18:25 07/30/15 the pulled Out and the beginning| end up pulling the Tractor out of the weeds with my F-350, all the tires were flat on tractor so it was more of a drag, looking back hope we didn't break any thing, the engine was froze up and so we said a little prayer and pulled it free. once Free my son started taking the old 3pt hitch off of it. not sure what make it was. | | |
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