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    Posted: 13 May 2012 at 6:34pm
its amazing what a difference 30 days makes
You can wash the dirt off the body but you can’t wash the farmer out of the heart and soul
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Wow, what kind of engine work did you do, that looks amazing,
 good job
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Gary in da UP Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 May 2012 at 6:41pm
Jeez, Did you take some timeouts to eat or sleep ?   Looks great, thats a big difference and a lot of work ! Well Done !
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thanks guys tractor set for over 10 years some electrical work fluid change 6 hrs on the chisel plow with no major problems so on to paint and yes lots of late nights but i promised my brother in law it would be done for the local historical day parade and pull it was he won judges choice best in show for the parade and won the 11500 and 12500 farm stock  
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Purdy!
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Good work. Just got my 210 in the field for trials as well, but paint will have to wait until next winter
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holy cow.. 30 days is amazing and nice work.  makes me want to find dads 210 he bought new but traded off for bigger AC in the 90s
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Nice work! You should be very proud! Thumbs Up
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That is so nice looking great job!!! I plan on making my 210 look that way someday.
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Very nice! now time to make er smoke! 
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Ed's just not happy unless it smokes.
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Great job!
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That is so awesome! Great Job!
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Looks great, but why do all that and not put on battery box covers and the right steps?
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Originally posted by Dale Hardtke Dale Hardtke wrote:

Ed's just not happy unless it smokes.
Yea Dale, as you and Leon both know, I like my power! LOL!
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You must have been very busy. Looks awesome.

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hey jordon she still is a working tractor i fabed up the correct step and you need to be young and tall to get on and off all day so that came back off and i went to the scrap pile and got the cab step now with my brother in laws age and being 5 foot 5 he can get on and off saftly and that trumps correctness any time i want him to be able to get on and keep doing what he loves     the smile on his face when they gave him the best in show placque  THAT WAS PRICLESS
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and ed s getting ready to get the pump from my d19 to make her smoke first
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I'll keep my eyes open for it. LOL!
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Richard
Great Job! Ed looks good sitting up there!!!
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Looks good!!!!!!!!  Really like the that you kept the sod buster on the side of it. Reminds me of seeing a nostalgia racecar being put through the paces. Is 11500 the lightest the 210 will go without removing alot of pieces.
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no water in the tires and no weights 15 gallons of fuel the correct seat with no driver she weighed 10960 
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They let you weigh in with no driver?  Mine weighs 11,110 with me, 1/8 tank of fuel, no fluid, weights or bracket and one battery, 18.4-38 tires.
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no thats just what the tractor weighed thats why for the 11500 there is 400 lbs under the seat and a full set wheel weights for the 125000
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Is that Herbie on the sod buster?I remember that tractor pulling at the Laurel auction block in the seventys.Nice job on bringing her back to life.
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yep thats him first time pulling since 1981 at the auction block he pulled our 6080
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AMAZING!!! I am speechless!!
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