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Pictures from AE-TA show yesterday
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    Posted: 01 Aug 2010 at 8:08am
Sure wish we coulda had some proper Orange there. I didn't take the G down. I did talk a guy into going home and driving his WD45 with LP conversion up to show. It wasn't there when I took the pics though. The last couple pics were after 8pm. They baled some straw with the old Ann Arbor hay press powered by the Hart Parr. The first tractor is a French diesel Farmall. I don't think you will see too many of them in the USA.
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Lena 1935 WC12xxx, Willie 1951 CA6xx Dad bought new, 1954WD45 PS, 1960 D17 NF
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What is this one please?

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That is an early Minnie Mo, I think it might say Twin Cities on it. I don't remember the model designation.
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It is a MM twin cities JT , The for runer to the MM Z.  The J had a Wackashaw engine. I had a 1937 MM J given to me last week. IT has the later MM RE conversion engine.
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Yep, Richard got it. I went back today for a drive through and the sign says 1936 Universal J.
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Thanks. The sign said "1936M...) and left me guessing. We had a Waukesha engine like that in an old Bay City dragline.
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I guess if I could of seen the camera screen I would have know the sign was cut off. It was so bright behind me I didn't know where things were in the frame. 
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Here is the MM J  I got last week.  The engine is stuck and will take a day or two to get runing.
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