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Posted by paul on May 18, 2004 at 23:15:22 from (66.60.197.208):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Help me identify my paintings of tractors posted by Bev Leesman on May 18, 2004 at 20:42:46:
For the future, all tractors have a serial # plate with the model & serial number on it. Since you are taking the pictures yourself, you can find that info & then you will know what the tractor is. It is very difficult to know a tractor's age without the serial number. We can tell you which decade perhaps, but not the exact year of that one tractor. There are books you can get for $15 - $45 that list all tractors, serial numbers, and where to look for the #plate if that would be worthwhile for you? Hard part - each manufaturer has a slightly different location for the model/serial plate. Otherwise we can look them up for you too if you can find them. I knew it wasn't a Ford tractor, I'll believe it's a Fordson. :) There's a difference. :) That LPG Farmall is kinda rare, that fuel option is not seen very often on that particular tractor. By power, I mean us farmers are a lot more interested in the engine area of a tractor than in the seat area. I can understand the 'artsy' needs of your work for the critics, but I'd pay money for pictures of a tractor, not for a picture of a tractor seat. This does not mean I don't like your work, but to me it looks so incomplete it would not be worth having on the wall. Just how a farmer looks at it, not to be taken to heart..... Your painting is very good, wish it was a complete object... --->Paul
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