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larry@stinescorner

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Tonight is rr lunds ,,,,B,,,night I found a few to start with?
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Baler
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barn
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another barn
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bicycle?
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barn
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billy goat
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barn
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bales
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bass
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barn
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beagle?
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blade
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barn
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barn
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brussel sprouts and broccoli
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barn
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barn
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I asked Mrs Ford if I could post her pic. Beautiful? Blonde?
She seemed to think she should have had my pic up
yesterday! Something about a mule, if I recall correctly.

Aaron
 
More BAD weather here in Central NY. This is US RT 20 above my house this morning at about 10:00am. Windy and in the single didgits all day.
Loren, the Acg.
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Bunch of great pictures. You have a lot of barns setting close to road which are not sean in this area anymore. We had a lot of old barns around here 30 years ago but only a hand full left.
 
YOU DIDN'T LEAVE ANY "B's" FOR US !

Just kidding. Enjoyed all the pictures.

Here is my small contribution....Backhoe
 
Mr. Larry on the corner,

Picture #8 looks familiar,
When is drove the truck, seems like I saw that barn and oot buildings.
I often vished I had a camera at the time.
I much rather look at the farms and fields than all the cities that I passed through.
Please keep the stuff coming and you have a following.

'Auf wiedersehn!'
 
Harvey 2 ,,I cant take credit for it,,, feature night is a product of all of t talk,everyones ideas combined ,,, ,That barn picture #8 is on a side road in Berks co PA,,,Have you traveld that area?
 
Thank You , and that's no B___ . But ...it really is. I guess, but maybe so.....kinda/maybe....hummmm YUP
As Hank Kimball would say.
Don L.
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I go for backhoe as well, only thing is, over here we simply call
them a digger.....mght have to reuse this pic in a few nights time?
But I cannot let 'B' night pass without mentioning the most
important tractor of all time, The Ferguson Black tractor, built here
in Belfast as a prototype for the Ferguson 3 point lift system and
now residing in the Science Museum in London..........Sam
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Larry, We have watched the progress of this tractor since Don brought it home in it's work cloths. I'm waithig for L night. Don can post a pic of Lurch, which is a rare Case.
Loren
 
"<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wM_IGVzJmNQ&feature=share&list=UU4gFuJx6qHbiK0FRREh2lDw&index=1">John B</a>" 1943B and No. 5 sickle mower.

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"Uncle Earl" 1939B and granddaddy Howell"s barn.

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Beautiful blonde driving "<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbWw1_yOHUA&feature=share">Uncle Earl</a>" 1939B with 640 hay rake.
 
Bucket loader, bottom plows, barn, baler, bright blue sky today
and can I have an IOU on my bedding chopper? Sorry I forgot
to take a pic at the barn tonight!
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Mr. Larry,
Yes I have traveled thru Berks county many times on the road to E. Green ville,Pa. The company I drove fur had a plant there.
Bethel,Pa. is in Berks county, that is the home of "The Assemblies of Yahweh"
I haven't been thar in aboot 25 years, its been that long that I retired from the road.
The picture looks like it might have been off route 22 that runs parallel to the interstate 78
Thanks for the reply.
 
Here a few, bucket, bulldozer,bunks(log bunks),barn
and how about my little "female dog" in her bed.
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Another reason to visit NY where they were made and every summer they have a Brockway meet in Cobleskill NY.
 
How about "BLIZZARD"? That one missed most of Iowa.. 65 here today so hang on, there's better times a comin'.
 
(quoted from post at 21:21:36 03/13/14) is that first one rare?I never saw one
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If you are talking about the Bolens, the first one was called the Estate Keeper. Bolens built them from 1964-1970 in 7 Hp and 10 Hp versions. That one is a 1964 7 Horse more commonly call the EK7. I wouldn't call it rare, but more like uncommon.

Actually the one on the bottom pulling the sled is the rare one.

It's one of only 3 known to be in the US at this time. It was an "Export only" model and has a 22 Hp 3-cyl water cooled Mitsubishi engine.
 
My 1950 "B" and my Grandpa and Dad (on seat at age 12) on the day of delivery of Grandpa,s "brand new" 1939 "B".
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I like the barns You should do a barn presenation!. The other pictures were nice as well. Thanks for your effort.
 
Not an implement, but here's my Bolens RideMaster.
Still looking for parts to put it back right.

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BMF or Big Pink, Bell in school attic and Bay.
found the bell in the school attic looking for the source of a water leak. Building was built in 1908, The Birds on the Bay are at the northern end of the Chesapeake Bay. Hundreds of Geese and ducks with a few Bald Eagles picking off one or two a day.
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