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Re: Wellfleet Plowday Saturday


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Posted by the tractor vet on March 31, 2006 at 10:46:57 from (64.179.117.11):

In Reply to: Re: Wellfleet Plowday Saturday posted by Allan In NE on March 31, 2006 at 10:20:27:

A few years back we sorta had a plow day where we did a bunch of plowen at Eugene's place with his dad's old J D A Dustys H and my S/H now mind ya my S/H is in need of a major over haul that i just have not got around to as of yet that a buddy auctioneer found for me out Kev's way and brought it to Indy for me and it had writen all over it DO NOT START NO OIL PRESSURE in yellow marker well since ihave spent to many years driven truck and everybody knows that truck drivers can't read i started it and drove it on the trailer and ya know what it did not have oil pressure got it home fired it up and drove it off the trailer and went and checked the oil and it did not have much in it as it took a gallion and a half to bring it up , started it back up and It had oil pressure all the way to the peg well we have just kept running it and that day we cleaned the carbon out of her with a set of 3x14's behind it and it would haul them in second most of the time unless ya got on one our littel hills then it needed to be a S/HTA as there was a total lack of about 10 poney to make it up and over . Over here there was alot of farms in the 100 to 165 acres that the H was the big tractor back when i was a pup and if ya had a M or a A JD or and OILall over 88 you were one of the big boys .


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