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Old 01-22-2014, 02:31 PM
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Default Stoneboro PA, IH show, summer 2013

Couple shots of show this past July. A little late but it looks much warmer!

Some of the Cubs.


Check out this line of 800's! and a o on the end.


This was my tent with the 147R resting in the shade and the implements I took along.


A awesome looking restored IH 430 set next to me.

Very nice show, I would go back.
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Old 01-22-2014, 02:36 PM
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Sweet looking 147R and implements. Almost as sweet as the Maple syrup and Honey I got from you the other day, now that is AWESOME! If any of you guys want some killer Maple syrup or Honey, Chris is the guy to go to!
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Old 01-22-2014, 02:37 PM
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Thanks Chris it sure does look warmer than the view out my window at the moment.
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Nice pics Chris, thanks for sharing, the restored 800 on the end i have seen in person several times at shows.
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Thanks for sharing your awesome pics, Chris!
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Nice pics of the show Chris!
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Great pics. I like how you show off the implements for your 147..neat idea for a traveling display. I also like the 10-20 at the end of the 800's/O.
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The 10-20 was a original in work clothes machine. I spent some time looking at it. The rear fenders looked very good but rusty. When I asked the owner, he said the original fenders were toast. The ones on the tractor were brand new!
He fabricated them to match the shape of the original then "painted" the rust look on to them using various textured paints. spray rustoleum I believe. Very nice work! He even smeared the 10-20 logo in weak white to look faded! I was fooled at 20 feet. The rusty look is "IN"!
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Will there be a meet in Stoneboro this year? I'd go to something that close.
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I googled it but could not find any 2014 info. Last year it was July 25-28 so check around that time. Its a nice show. The International and Cub show is in Bloomsburg Pa this year.
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