In addition to the steam tractors and engines, there's always a large display of later era tractors, including John Deere, Farmalls and more.
It's a veritable Parade of Tractors!
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4 comments:
Cool tractors! My dad has a talent for getting them stuck. Give him 5 minutes and he'll have any tractor stuck beyond pulling out and he'll have to go get another tractor.
I have some questions: Why are the two little front wheels tipped? Is it so they run down the rows better? Don't the sides of the tires wear out quicker?
Inquiring minds.....
Sharp looking tractors! I drove a Farmall once in a quarry I worked in one summer and fall.
I want one!
...and a good mechanic.
I'm going to be going to the Old Threshers in Shelbina, Mo in September.
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