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Alberta Phil View Drop Down
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    Posted: 04 Mar 2010 at 9:47pm
This is my latest steel wheel project that I brought home yesterday. It is a 1919 Twin City 12-20. Very low serial number from the first year of production of this tractor. We had to cut down some trees and remove a boarded up door to get it out of an old barn where it had been stored for the past 80 years!!!  Another for my collection of early steel wheel tractors. It'll keep the big Green Allises company in the shed.
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Good project Phil ! It will keep you out of the bars and out of mischeif.
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Well wheres the pictures of the other ones???
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Phil Wasn't that a twin cities that was used on the TV show green acres. Cal in Ct
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Good find - looks like a fun project.
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Cal:
No, the Green Acres tractor was a fictional "Hoyt Clagwell" and was actually a modified old Fordson. 
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