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Old 05-18-2011, 04:40 PM
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Anyone ever seen one of these. This thing is really awesome. Does anyone have any info or insight on it? Would love to know more..Thanks

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David does Jackie know anything about it? It says that's it's bantam. Cool little tractor!
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wonder how good it plows....
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wonder how good it plows....
I don't think they make a plow that small! Looks to be the size of a small pedal tractor.
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Neat looking little fella!
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Those bantam are pretty cool! geiger0603 on this site has 4 of them he would be a good guy to ask if you want to know more about them.
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Here's two pics of Jackie's Bantam. I've posted this before but I love all the details he's added to it. He does great work!
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I don't know a whole lot about much but I'm thinkng it's home-made. It has similar bantam styling but I'm pretty sure they didn't make one this small. Jackie has never seen one
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I don't think they make a plow that small! Looks to be the size of a small pedal tractor.
guess you've never been on too many ant farms!
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