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Alberta Phil View Drop Down
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    Posted: 25 Oct 2011 at 10:29am
Here are a couple of pics of two unusual tractors that arrived at my shop yesterday for some TLC. You don't see many of these around. Red one is a '30 Eagle 6A with Hercules engine. Green one is a Nichols & Shepard  20-40 with a Beaver engine (actually a re-badged Lauson). They need a few repairs and some tuning.
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Here is the Eagle. Pic didn't show up in first post.
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Eagles are down right hard luggers. One at a plowing demonstration a litle bigger than that was hooked to a 5 bottom plow. Even in the hard spots she'd smoke a little but they couldn't stop her.
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Lot more interesting than the B I just put a clutch in!  I like them!
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Those are pretty neat! I like them both.
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Phil, If I move up there, can I come work for you? :)
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Yah, Charlie, you probably could. Lots of jobs in this part of the country and not enough people to fill them.
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