Posted by Ultradog MN on November 25, 2018 at 16:55:54 from (172.58.86.177):
He had a Ford there that belongs to another guy that I went to look at. Not too far from me but in Wisconsin. He must have had a dozen Ollies and a couple of big Whites in his sheds. Most of them packed too tight together and too dark to see as the daylight was fading to get more photos of. But I did get a few - for your viewing pleasure. He also had an old Oliver grain binder and a threshing machine that were fun to see. I guess he still uses the threshing machine every year for shows, etc. A couple of his tractors I liked the best was a very pretty 770 and a 1947 88 diesel serial # 137 if I remember right. Last one built the first year of production I think he said. His boys were standing by it so I told them to look like they OWNED it. Have to say they did a good job of that. I went with my pal Kenny who's been laid up of late. It was cold and a brisk wind to boot so the tour didn't last as long as I would have liked. And Ken was getting cold. I made an offer on the Ford but don't know if I'll get it. Doesn't matter. I don't need it and can walk away. Still had fun looking at some real nice tractors. Probably the last bit of tractor prowling for the year. I told the guy he should join here. I hope he does. He could tell you more about them than I.
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