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    Posted: 26 Feb 2015 at 6:12pm
Guess the size and cost of both back tires in the comments below!
(bragging rights to the closest!)
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6 × 12? Looks like a 1/4 scale model to me
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Tire size is 16x6.50-8, 16.2" tall, 6.3" wide, price $57.00 each.

This is a 1/4 scale John Deere 5010 Industrial with a John Deere Pan model 400.

Made by Gene Gregory.

The model is 8' 6" long, 25" tall, 25" wide. weight285 lbs.

It is featured in Heritage Iron Mar/Apr 2015 magazine.

The tires purchased from www.millertire.com
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NICE little unit !!
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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I've seen one like that in actual size at a tractor wrecking and parts yard west of Boise Idaho a few years ago. It looked like it could of been restored.
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Was on a airport job years ago where there was a real one of those, I wasn't operating it as I was on a dozer but it worked well for that job building a cross wind grass runway. After it finished moving dirt around all that was left was gader work to finish grade.
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