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Old 10-21-2015, 07:54 PM
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My parents had a somewhat large get together last Sunday and we convinced my sisters boyfriends daughter to go on a tractor ride. She is somewhat attracted to them anyway, but wouldn't get up on the seat by herself. She is 3. She did however agree to sit up there with me. My brother got the idea of trying to see what happened when we got the engine running, so we went for a ride. She enjoyed it, but I think I enjoyed it more.





Her dad got a vid. of us riding. https://youtu.be/wti1TcN4_lM



My brother is still working on getting it running just right and it decided that where it ended was enough of a ride for us.
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That's cool Daniel.
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Thats something she will remember forever
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Cool vid
That must be as narrow as you can make the rear end. Not too many around here ran with the wheels dished in
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Thanks for sharing, love seein em get into tractors at a young age!
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That must be as narrow as you can make the rear end. Not too many around here ran with the wheels dished in

yeah, we reckon' a PO was running narrow corn rows. We both don't like them dished that way; they look dumb. My brother wants to turn them the other way, and that's on the list. Getting it running right is higher though.
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I imagine the show queen Ms (and Hs) have dished in wheels. Easier to trailer them that way. Otherwise, that M has a big butt.

This is more like it:



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