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2011 tractor drive (pics and video)
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    Posted: 12 Jun 2011 at 10:52am
Thought you all on here might like to see this. Local tractor drive, 87 tractors this year, down from 98 last year. Had 6 orange tractors from our family in the drive. Great time, great people! Started at the local township hall around 9 AM, went 35 miles, Made 3 stops along the way, and returned there for a hambuger hot dog cookout around 6 PM.
 
Family starting line up
 
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Mom and Dad
 
Uncle
 
Got patriotic off the back of the picker
 
 
 
Grandpa and cousin
 
Start your engines, Told dad I would start the tractor for him and Mom.
 
 
Two mennonite kids checkin the picker out, at one of the stops
 
 
 
One last video, Mom, Dad, and cousin
 
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Edited by Don(MI) - 12 Jun 2011 at 11:04am
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Great pics Don. Makes me wish I had one that shined so I could go do that one day. Looks like one of those days that memories are made.
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There is just something about the d14 that makes them look so good! Thanks for the pics!
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Looks great, thanks for the pics. Wish there were rides near here.
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Don(MI), at our recent show after the parade of power an Allis owner asked  the guy announcing the tractors as they came by,  if next year the AC's could lead the parade.  Mr announcer being a John Deere collector wanted to know why he wanted the AC's in front.   The answer from the Allis owner.............to keep the oil and grease the John Deere's leak off his tires..........Tim
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Looks like a fun day.
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Originally posted by R.W R.W wrote:

There is just something about the d14 that makes them look so good! Thanks for the pics!
I couldn't agree more. My D17D is supposed to look like that one. I used to think the series 3 and 4 17's were the best looking, but now that I have an early one, I really can't decide which style is better.
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Thanks for sharing Don.  Where in Michigan did that take place?
1958 D14
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Yes, that D-14 grandpa has is nice.
This was in Sanilac county.
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Thanks Don,  enjoyed
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