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Rich'sToys

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This past Sunday I drove my UB in our local parade. My Dad bought this tractor when it was 3 or 4 years old and over the years I have spent many hours on it doing various tasks, including a lot of plowing.
It's not "restored" restored as the correct police would do it, but it looks pretty good from 10 ft. away and doesn't smoke too bad most of the time. It's good enough for me.
Later on in the day my son also took it for a spin.



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Looking Good. You can certainly feel good about the "restoring" restoring work. Correct police can "go fly a kite".
 
(quoted from post at 13:49:19 06/18/19) Good looking tractor. Interesting hydraulic set-up,
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My Dad had the hydraulics added, as the tractor did not come with them. The pump and control valve are Char-Lynn components. Dad's other tractor was a John Deere A with Power-Trol, and he wanted the control to be set up similar to that. The end result is shown below and can be operated with either hand.


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Nice tractors. Do you still use the row crop cultivator for any field work? I'm curious about your shed. It looks like a special kind of overhang. Is the door overhead, bi-fold or sliding or something different yet? Post a different photo of the shed front if you don't mind. Thanks.
 
(quoted from post at 11:24:36 06/19/19) Nice tractors. Do you still use the row crop cultivator for any field work? I'm curious about your shed. It looks like a special kind of overhang. Is the door overhead, bi-fold or sliding or something different yet? Post a different photo of the shed front if you don't mind. Thanks.
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The cultivator is just for show. I don t have any other pictures of the shed on my phone. It is my buddies building I keep tractors at his place. It is a normal overhead door but the ceiling is raised up in the area of the door when it is up so you don t loose any head room in the building.
 
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