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Nebraska Cowman

02-24-2006 17:25:20

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worked most of the day moving tractors. Gotta go back for two more old Farmalls tomorrow. Whadda ya think? Can I start a salvage yard now?

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Chris in Washington

02-25-2006 13:00:58

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

Very nice. It looks like a lot of work just getting them on the trailers.

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JiminIA

02-25-2006 09:44:08

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

Dang Howard, You got some good finds, I have been tryin to do the same but between scrap prices being up, me being broke all the time and wanting to keep half of what I find for myself I'm not finding to many great deals. Everybody seems to think what they have is worth a small fortnune. I did pick up 2 H's, 1 M, case 1030, and an oliver 70 for parts this week...Keep up the good work....JiminIA

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SproutW

02-25-2006 08:29:28

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

Good form Howard!!! I'd much rather see someone part those old gals out then have them melted down. Wish I was there with you finding that old iron. Keep it up.

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John in Ne.

02-25-2006 08:22:10

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

My computer here at work won't let me open them up.(the pictures)My wife is bowling in North Platte next week-end and I sure would like to see them in person!You know,Put a face to the name sort of thing.I know some of your e-Bay parts have rolled through my shop.And I still need some front cultivator brackets for my DC Case.Hope to see you next Saturday.Will have a schedule next Thursday,so I will know more then. John.

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moseed

02-25-2006 06:37:44

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

That's a nicely kept equipment yard there NC. When kept in a nicely tended yard our "works in progress" become artifacts apart from junk. I'm lucky I don't have that kind of room or I would do damage to myself for sure. Nicely done!

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Larry Condon

02-25-2006 06:00:26

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

Congratulations on finding and saving all of these artifacts. You have your work cut out to restore them. I'd be happy with just one of them.

Larry

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Michael Soldan

02-25-2006 05:45:38

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

All I can say is when I saw the pictures I was jealous, I'd sure like to find a cache of old Farmalls and truck them home to the farm, its good you are doing this, they are becoming historical technical artifacts and someday there will be none left to find and bring home.....Mike in Exeter Ontario

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leon

02-25-2006 03:58:59

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

I think it is way too nice of iron to let the scrap man have by the ton! Your pictures always make me a little homesick for my old home country around Broken Bow. Where is it that you are located?

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Cedric

02-25-2006 00:52:53

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

It is good to see these old machines being saved from the scrap man. Keep up the good work.
What is becoming of some concern to me now though, is what has happened to all the implements that these tractors used to work with.

Sid.

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1206SWMO

02-24-2006 19:53:33

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

Nice pictures and thanks for saving those tractors.Far too many are getting scrapped these days.

I'm trying to save all the old SP combines I can as no one collects them.I'm 7 behind now on getting them all home and I get offered more all the time.

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Andy Martin

02-24-2006 19:40:26

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

Good show!

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Mr. Farmall

02-24-2006 19:18:27

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

That is good to see them being saved either to be fixed or parted. Looks like you will have a lot of work to do! LOL

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Hugh MacKay

02-24-2006 18:42:50

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

Cowman: Quite a load of history you have there. Yes, I'd say your qualified, but then I'm not sure but what your already there. No, it couldn't be, that red Ford looks like Bob Melville's. He can smell a narrow front Farmall, 1,000 miles away.

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old

02-24-2006 18:42:19

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

I do the same thing you are. Every time I find a tractor and I have the $$ to pick it up I do. I don't care what color it is I just want to save them when and if I can. If I can't fix them I part them out, shoot parts are getting hard to find any how

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railhead

02-24-2006 17:48:18

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

You"re doing avery very good thing. At least I can sleep knowing china ain"t gonna buy these, make bombs from them and drop them on us. I see so many tractors, plows, combines etc cut up going into scrap yards and hauled on trains, it makes me sick. THey are no doubt headed to ports to ship to china. WTF do they have up their sleeve? Now our inept Govt wants to let sponsors or terror control our seaports... The inertia of our demise is growing stronger by the day.

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George 2

02-25-2006 11:42:04

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to railhead, 02-24-2006 17:48:18

Railhead: You are absolutely right. Don't give China anything. Just make sure their currency gets revalued drastically upwards and then maybe our industry will have a chance again. To h--- with China. Lets look after ourselves first.

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David A. Hodson

02-24-2006 17:40:12

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:25:20

Does the old H run it sure looks decent. David

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Nebraska Cowman

02-24-2006 17:51:16

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to David A. Hodson, 02-24-2006 17:40:12

ya, it's a super H and I am going to see if it will run.

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1953 Super M

02-24-2006 18:44:03

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:51:16

Howard--LOOKIN" GOOD!! Glad you retrieved them! Hope all is well out there! Steve

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1953 Super M

02-24-2006 18:42:51

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Re: Savin' em from the iron man in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-24-2006 17:51:16

Howard--LOOKIN" GOOD!! Glad you retrieved them! Hope all is well out there! Steve

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