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Celebrating the 4th

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    Posted: 03 Jul 2026 at 10:33pm

What better way to celebrate 250 years of freedom than some American iron!
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Kind of on the same theme, I have three tractors loaded for our local Fourth of July parade (about 5 miles away). I have my 1965 D-15 Series 2 (all original except a new seat and step that I got from Alex at A&W Tractor, even the original back tires!), my restored 49 WD and my restored IB (not sure of the year).

I have a friend, who is 84 years old, that will be driving one (his pick) and a friend of his who I have never met will get second pick. My friend has done several parades with me. 

Robbie, I always like to see your beautiful tractors! 

Happy Fourth everyone!
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The greatest Country that there has ever been on the face of GOD's earth. We've made plenty of mistakes over those 250 years, but haven't we all ??  To those who want to tear it down and complain all the time?? please go somewhere else !!!!
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Originally posted by DrAllis DrAllis wrote:

The greatest Country that there has ever been on the face of GOD's earth. We've made plenty of mistakes over those 250 years, but haven't we all ??  To those who want to tear it down and complain all the time?? please go somewhere else !!!!
Amen!
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AC720 man & WF owner, those are excellent photos of your Orange & festivities. Thanks for sharing. Happy 4th !!
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Well said Doc.
HAPPY 250TH AMERICA!!
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Was someone complaining, then deleted their post?Cry
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Not right here. Just nearly half the Country who are usually in the craziness of blue states.
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Great pictures guys! So thankful to be an American, for all those that have served to protect our freedom, THANK YOU!!!
I’m so grateful, I won crowd favorite/best in show trophy today at our local car and tractor show with my D14. What an honor, the hard work paid off. Some really nice tractors there today of all makes. GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!
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Congratulations on the trophy! That is a very nice looking D14.

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Nice to see the Orange on display. 
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Our small show this weekend!
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That’s impressive!!!
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You can see some of the D17 in this photo.

My FIL and I designed and made my new Barn Sign! GOD BLESS the USA!
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GO USA!!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
Galatians 5:22-24

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Happy 4th everyone.
Well said Dr.
Nice pictures everyone. Thanks for sharing.
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  It is astounding how many so called Americans hate this country, God bless the USA!
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Sorry it is a day late, took me a while to figure out how to move the picture from my phone to my computer to resize. My brother saw this D19 at the festivities in George, WA.

He did talk to the owner and found out he had recently purchased it.

Yes, there is a town called George Washington, founded July 4 1957 by Charlie Brown. Independence Day is celebrated with cherry pie every year.

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Would like to see that D19 with the duals on it! I love cherry pie!!

Edited by AC720Man - 05 Jul 2026 at 7:57pm
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I just noticed it has the dual pattern wheels so it could take a wider eight rail wheel. 18.4x38s dualled up would probably be overkill, but doable.

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Nice.
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