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Old 01-02-2013, 11:18 AM
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Click the video below to see my Grandson driving the 122 for the first time. He was loving it.
Sweet teach him how to back that trailer too, he will appreciate it the rest of his life I have still not real good at it, but still remember dad and uncle helping me with pointers.
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I got my father out on the 149 at Thanksgiving this year.
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Click the video below to see my Grandson driving the 122 for the first time. He was loving it.

Great vid! Your grandson is enjoying your cub!
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I got my father out on the 149 at Thanksgiving this year.
Great pic, Steve!
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Steve , look at you avatar pic then your pop on the cub......... father like son. it's like looking into your future.
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Steve , look at you avatar pic then your pop on the cub......... father like son. it's like looking into your future.
I didn't notice that. Pretty funny that I chose that one to post.
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drogers Great video

Flatbedford Really cool pictures of you and your dad on the 149
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So your dad looks like he has a new 149.

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Thanks everyone. Now his younger brother wants his turn on the tractor. We've got to teach the younger generation about the beauty of these old tractors or they will be lost to the junkyard in years to come.
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Thanks everyone. Now his younger brother wants his turn on the tractor. We've got to teach the younger generation about the beauty of these old tractors or they will be lost to the junkyard in years to come.
Never.....these tractors will be around even after we are dead an gone My 104 is handed down to me so im second generation now. I plan on giving it to one of my kids,guessing my daughter since we got my son a IH CC already fixed up. I plan on keeping this in our family since my grandpa bought it new in 69.

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