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rrhead, judging by the angle of some of your pics of the parade across from the bleachers, we must have been very close to each other!
 
 
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So, anybody got some close ups of the WC propelled roto baler?
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Here's a pic from last year, Charlie. I didn't take one from the business side.
 
 
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Thanks Larry. It sure looks like it needs a bigger drive tire.
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Great video there!  Thanks for including me driving Larry's D21 in the parade.
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Dang thats a nice D15 on the bale loader! lol
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Originally posted by GBACBFan GBACBFan wrote:

rrhead, judging by the angle of some of your pics of the parade across from the bleachers, we must have been very close to each other!
 
 
I'm going to show my age here, but what model of ac is this? looks like an A engine and a WC gas tank????
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I believe they called that one an Industrial U,
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Could someone list the characteristics that make that an Industrial U?

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I know of one thing in particular with that tractor, is independent brakes.
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Did anyone see the WD with the front mounted owatonna swather? If so, was that homemade and what was the dew-hickey behind it with the big spider wheels? Some kind of rake?
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Here is a pic from two years ago, Lonn, but I didn't take one this year.
 
 
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The big wheel doohickey picks up roto bales from the field.

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