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    Posted: 06 Oct 2016 at 9:19pm
Here are some pictures of operations on the farm.



























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REAL NICE TOYS!!!!!!!!
B, C, RC, 3 wc,2 wd,3 wd45, d15, d17, d19, d21, 190, 440, 7040, 918 backhoe, 12 roto balers, 7 60 combines, 40, 66,2 72,90 super, sp100, Gleaner E, F3, 3 L2, R62, and much more
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Never to old for toys. 1 to 1 scale. Got to like that. Always a good day when the tractor and the combine are the same scale. Great pictures. 
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you gots a nice heard and a nice place to bed them at night!
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Thanks guys love the allis tractors lots more pics and tractors i seem to get a tractor redone every couple years doing a 7050 and 8050 right now 
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well we need more pics! you know I (we) always love the pics!
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NICE shots! Looks like you have just about everything out there!

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Looks like you've got some great tractors! Thanks for taking time to post. I like the shots picking corn. Used to be one of my favorite farm chores.
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Welcome!! Great pictures!!   
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Welcome to the forum. What a great way to enter with those great pictures
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WOW!!!!!  I love it!
Big smile
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Wow is right! That is a well rounded group of working Ac tractors. I don't see a WD45  or D series in the heard?
Thanks for posting!
Welcome!
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Wow you got some nice tractors there. Makes me want to go get a few more bigger ones. Actually I would love to have a nice diesel 185. They is alot of nice orange there I will take it easy on you about that one blue thing we all have something off color around.
Welcome and thanks for posting those photos it is always nice to see tractors out earning there keep and doing what they where built to do.
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Awesome line up!  It's nice to be able to use a variety of tractors around the farm.
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thats quite a sand box    lot of good info on this website and good poeple on here 
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Welcome to the Forum.  Great collection and still doing what they were built for!!  
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Don't get much better than those pics. Also like the corn picking...Welcome aboardClap 
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Nice toys.  You're about two and a half hours west of me.  I remember the Arthur Ring & Sons dealership name.  Where were they located?  Did you get your AC stuff from any other dealers?
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Rings were in  Lewistown and Rushville  i just bought the signs at there closeout sale .Tractors came from all over
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Nice fleet and thanks for sharing the pics. Nice to see a lot of the 7000's. Nice to see the Arthur Ring signs made it to a good home. I didn't know about the first sale so I didn't see them sell





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Really awesome to see!
Thanks!
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I wanna come play in your toy boxes
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Very cool.  Thanks for posting.
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Very cool.  Thanks for posting.
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Thanks started picking corn today so i can bale some stalks and plant some rye . Put 7010 on a wagon 7050 on a wagon and 8550 on a wagon .My niece was running around on a 4 wheeler talking pictures semi coming in morning. Hope Ican get  stalks baled before next rain  
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Welcome to the forum Trav!
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Originally posted by Brian F(IL) Brian F(IL) wrote:

Nice toys.  You're about two and a half hours west of me.  I remember the Arthur Ring & Sons dealership name.  Where were they located?  Did you get your AC stuff from any other dealers?


I second that. I miss the Authur Ring & Sons dealership. They always seemed to have parts for my gleaner. The part may have been lying just 5' away from where I was standing on parts counter - haha. That didn't bother me cause they had the part. Good old dealerships going by the way side is a big loss. Hers a weblink discussing their merger by AC McCartney.

https://www.farm-equipment.com/articles/12201-central-illinois-farm-equipment-dealers-merge

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Travis, welcome & thanks for sharing a great number of excellent photos. It's enjoyable to hear about your projects too.
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you need another good engine of that Case?
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The motor is about the best part on that tractor .It is a factory fender 2290 it will be neet if I ever get it done for the customer 
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