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    Posted: 21 Jun 2018 at 6:50pm
A 1934 E, 25-40 Threshermans Special

Beautiful work as always! 12 years in the making!
I'm sure Dave will have more to add
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A lot of interuptions through the years on this project. This one will have the electric option. All gone through from one end to the other.
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Very Nice.  A green one was my grandfathers first tractor and started all this A-C disease    
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Very nice work on the tractor.
 
 
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D-D-DA-DA-DAY-UM that is a thing of beauty.  Specially with them big sauce pan eyes on her... 
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NICE!
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ditto on the nice... enjoy
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That is a GREAT job!
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Charlie Tucker: Yours is next.
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I traded Charlie for an unstyled WF.
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Originally posted by David Maddux David Maddux wrote:

Charlie Tucker: Yours is next.

Thumbs Upm If the WF takes 12 years, I might be too old to make it out there to test drive it for ya Wink I spent 10 years on my WC, then had to hire some assembly and still don't have fenders on it yet . Life seems to get in the way !
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If it ain't nice, David didn't do it.      MACK
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Just in time for threshing season. Great job as always.
You only need to know 3 things to be a plumber;Crap rolls down hill,Hot is on the left and Don't bite your fingernails

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Beautiful!!!

Those older Allis tractors I have always loved, probably will never buy 1 (well maybe years from now). They sure are neat just to be around them.
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Originally posted by JC(WI) JC(WI) wrote:

D-D-DA-DA-DAY-UM that is a thing of beauty.  Specially with them big sauce pan eyes on her... 

Diddo. Love the "big sauce pan eyes" comment.
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that is SWEET!
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Another masterpiece!!  Sure made a lot of progress since our last visit.   Well done Dave!
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I have seen Daves work and it is 100% perfect.   Great looking old tractor Dave.     Mark
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  Well Dave another adventure has ended ,and again well worth the wait.
He who dies with the most toys is,
nonetheless ,still dead.
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Very nice work, Dave.  I'm starting to wish my 'E's had electric start !!
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that's awesome work. always wondered... whats the difference between a standard E and a threshermans special?
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I think I heard somewhere if the owner used a 25-40 for drawbar work, the warranty was voided, as the engine had more power than the transmission/rear end could take. Anyone know if there is truth to that? Sounds a little fishy to me, as those tractors look very stout. 
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Special was bigger displacement
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Dave !  That  beauty  needs  a spot  in the living  room !       Tony
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I think this tractor may have been used for pulling a road grader possibly. It originally had road wheels on the back, which was a heavier steel band and six inch wider hub and band. Regretfully a previous owner cut the spokes and welded on wheels for rubber tires. I still have them, so thinking about having Detweilers re spoke and rerim them. All i need is another pair to get measurements off of.
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Another Masterpiece is right!  Magnificent Dave!!
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Thank you for posting this picture. An old friend of mine bought a new one and thrashed with it for years. I have sat across the restruarnt table from him and listened to his stories. He is long gone, I wish my grandsons would have been there to listen. Again thanks for posting a SWEET picture.
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Can't think of anything more to add but BEAUTIFUL!!!
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Wow that is a brilliant looking restoration, well done!
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a TRUE work of art!!!  Thumbs Up Clap Thumbs Up Clap Thumbs Up Clap
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