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Dakota Dave View Drop Down
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    Posted: 04 Sep 2010 at 9:11pm
Just A couple pictures from Rollag MN. IT took over a hour for the tractor prade to pass.
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That articulated tractor is really neat.
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I second the comment on the articulated tractor.   Any information on it?
Looks like the trees are starting to change.
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What does that little 4 wheeler have for an engine? Cool alteration.
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Its a double B two B rearends with a joint in the middle Toyota engine.

Edited by Dakota Dave - 04 Sep 2010 at 10:09pm
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I was there, beautiful day, nice parade, had my 1949 WF in original paint, couldn't beleive the number of people who didn't know what model it was, thought there was enough around at least they knew what they were, great pictures and a great day.
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Great photos thanks.

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