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So This Happened at GOTO 2019
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    Posted: 14 Sep 2019 at 11:14pm
Had a lot of fun at GOTO Union Grove!  Met some forum members and some other One-Sixty owners.






 
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Well damn,learn something new everyday. I never knew that the 160 hood opened that way. Sure wish that the rest of the 100 series had that feature.
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I would gladly make room for a 160! Great looks of the hundred series, easy on fuel, and a great size for what I do.
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Hey! Looks like a car show with all the hoods up!  Cool!  Looks like the weather was nice too!
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Originally posted by IBWD MIke IBWD MIke wrote:

I would gladly make room for a 160! Great looks of the hundred series, easy on fuel, and a great size for what I do.

 I had the same thought for years. Never could find one in decent shape, close enough for me to pick up and put to use. I ended up buying a restored Red and gray tractor(230 Massey) with the same 3 cylinder engine. Pretty cheap on fuel for bush hogging, or just about any hobby farm chore.
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Those are some good looking 160’s!!! I sooo wished I could’ve been there instead of having to work in this hot tire plant.😡
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A one sixty is on my want list. That was neat to see 4 of them represented there!
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I wanted to go. I did drive the Big Mac Crossing, and wanted to follow Lake Michigan on around down to the show, and participate in the caravan drives, but didn't make it.

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Thanks Flyer for posting pictures of our One-Sixty's!
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Good picture of Randy and I. Looks like we are talking about the tractors. But one can only wonder if that is true.
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Originally posted by Randy_Larson Randy_Larson wrote:

Thanks Flyer for posting pictures of our One-Sixty's!


My pleasure.  It was a fun weekend. 

Originally posted by Lon(MN) Lon(MN) wrote:

Good picture of Randy and I. Looks like we are talking about the tractors. But one can only wonder if that is true.


Never safe to assume anything based on one image. :)
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