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    Posted: 05 Jun 2010 at 8:23pm
As I continue to drive around on my day off... I seem to be finding ALOT of C's...Just kind of wondering if they are worth pick'n up??? Any body need one??? Whole or parts??? I hate to see them just sit'n there doing nothing...But I dont really need one.
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Are you sure they are all C's. I collect CA's.
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They are C's...BUT...I did run across a Nice CA..IF cant buy it right I will be glad t pass it on
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Sure would be nice if there were that many down here. Seems like all of the good ones are up there.
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Want one???? I'll send one down...I.m sure I can get them for peanuts....
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Always needing parts. Need some good tin. What kind of peanuts do you like? I got salted, dry roasted, salted in shell, and boiled. LOL!
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Cobb, I always say Allis C but I will take a C Allis. LOL

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Jeff, that'll get you in trouble. if you don't have things planned out just right, you could be in for a "hard time" and end up having to take matters into your own hands. Stick with the tractor. LOL!
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LOL!!!!! LOL!!!!!!
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Wisconsin does seem to be the place. I'm sure it has everything to do with being nearer to  where they were made. Just like Farmalls are real plentiful around here down through Kentucky. To make it worth the trip I would need to come after 2 of them that I could get for 500.00 or less. Don't need to run just ave decent metal. Actually I prefer they don't run. Usually you can get a little better deal that way most of the time as everyone knows. My last was bought in the heart of Farmall country (Louisville) and is stuck. But had perfect metal and came with cultivators. Probably one of the best buys I'll ever make.
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Well, I've had my good laugh for the day. Haven't even had my coffee yet. Good one
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Yeah, if I could buy a semi load of them for cheap, it would be a worthwhile trip up there. My wife would have to be somewhere else when I got back with them though. As long as I had time to unload all of them, i'd be ok. That way when she came home and asked why there were 6 more tractors in the back yard, I could say that I left the 46 and the 49 in the shop together for too long, and now all of these "offspring" popped out. LOL!
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If (when) I get carryed away and end up with another hand full of tractors I will put some pictures on here and let you know if I got them reasonable enough for a little road trip.
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Originally posted by caRon caRon wrote:

Well, I've had my good laugh for the day. Haven't even had my coffee yet. Good one

Keep laughing as I bought a CA Parts tractor with a complete engine gasket set and new rings in the box yesterday with decent metal for 400.00 delivered to my place. So I sure as heck wouldn't drive 600-800 miles for 1 or 2 unless I was getting about the same deal. By the time I add fuel, lodging and meals they might not be so cheap any more. Thats why I said it would take 2 good deals to get me up there. But if they got emplements........now your talkin something different.
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Wk, I think the laugh of the day was brought on by the Cialis comment, not anything you said.
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