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We had the saloon version of this Cadillac when I was a kid, very roomy

I was patient, took 4 minutes to download. What are you feeding that kid, he's outgrown the tractor. Two questions, are those plums on the tree and what flag are flying in the background, didn't look like the Union Jack?

Any 1-1/2" cap, like off a gas can, will work as long as it's a vented cap. Parts tree and other vendors stock the original, about 40.00 with shipping

Sort of, we took a road trip to visit a nature preserve about an hour away.

It needs a little work and a lid, but I bought it for 100 US

Happy Birthday from the U.S. Paul, have a wonderful day

It looks like a late model Roper T62241R RT-16 with the single cylinder 16hp Briggs and Stratton. I think the early ones were read, and they were black after 77, I bet Chris knows.

Absolutely grade A work there George, I'm sure anyone that has put a plough in terra firma is in awe

I hope someone will post photos

Beefy looking machine, this doesn't articulate?

Whats the steering wheel from?

Your always better off selling parts and even machines not restored, you never get the money back and the new owner misses the "honeymoon" time with the tractor, you know that time of lust that allows you to stay up for hours pleasing your tractor, but after 20 years your ready for separate vacations.

their, not your, my mistake

He didn't Photoshop mugshot number plates with your names under each of you. lol

Fantastic pictures a virtual historic record of old machines. Thanks for sharing.

I bought this through a craigslist ad 1000 miles away, the guy said it had a rebuilt carb and newly replaced points and ignition tune up with a nearly new chain. I put gas in it and she fired up (and almost vame off the ground) and ran like a banshee. 82cc, 5.01 cubes of raw torque.

I tried that, it said I had already purchased it and would not let me continue.

Awhile back I looked for the link on the site to become a supporter, but I never found it.

It happened to me as well, but when I reloaded the page and tried again it worked

I've worn these same style boots since the 1980s in and after Military service and I cant bear to try anything else. These are super comfortable, dry quick, and are very cool. Only drawback is for those that get cold feet during the winter, with the steel toes, canvas, and leather they are not a cold weather boot, but here in Oklahoma for me they are more than warm enough. These are sold on eBay for 148.00 shipped, but I try to find a better deal. I came across these Belleville Marine Corps issue ST-550s with quick release laces for 39.00 new, no box, but never used, 12.00 shipping. If you ever want a good boot, Belleville makes many different types of boots, and they are really tough and long lasting

Happy Birthday Ewan, take the day off and have some yellow cake

Somebody already did something about the tree, mother nature, now its up to you to put it out of its misery and into your woodshed. I would use my 116cc Homelite 2000 on it just to let the neighbours know I was around

Did you happen to notice that Joseph wears Bolens Green, not John Deere Green, lol