Hunting Washington Forum
Community => Photo & Video => Topic started by: grandpawrichard on June 10, 2011, 12:02:38 PM
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(https://hunting-washington.com/smf/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi20.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fb218%2Fgrandpawrichard%2FSepiaFramed.jpg&hash=087586f457eda5eb577fc74ca0e8861aea1205dd)
Dick
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Cool pic.
Appears to be a Farmall M, actually looks like it is in restorable condition, still mostly there and the tires have air in them....
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I was driving one just like that down the raod when it got a rear flat. The tires were full of water for weight which in turn rust out the wheel.
Thanks for the memory...I think :dunno:
Nice pic!
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Good pic! :tup:
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Cool pic.
Appears to be a Farmall M, actually looks like it is in restorable condition, still mostly there and the tires have air in them....
It is a Farmall, but I'm not sure of the Model.
(https://hunting-washington.com/smf/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi20.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fb218%2Fgrandpawrichard%2FOldFarmallinSepiaframed.jpg&hash=db570aefad8e5f50290e7ec3141148cc7b2287ff)
Dick
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it's either a h or a m.. they are pretty similiar. I have a h that looks pretty close to that behind my house lol. still runs and does the job.
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Thats a Farmall H. you can still see the H in the first picture. My dad and I restored one that has been in the family sence new in '43. Steel wheels and all.
Mike
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Cool pic.
Appears to be a Farmall M, actually looks like it is in restorable condition, still mostly there and the tires have air in them....
Yeah, and someone had sense enough to put a can over the exhaust pipe so rain water doesn't go down into the cylinders....
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Looks like one I drove when hauling blood from a slaughter house out to a field so we could spread it on the ground (back in the mid 70s).
Problem was, I was small compared to the huge metal starter wheel on the side. I could rarely start it due to my weight at the time.
It took a 200lb man to start it. I still don't weigh that much!