Tackaberry's

Yep they did not like to ingest dirt. We have a guy that uses one as a pull back tractor on a pulling sled around home. I'm not a red guy but its beautiful. He also has a D21 and a spirit of 76 Case.

Id like to see that fwa 1206.

 

I am a John Deere person my self but a nicely done 1206 sure is a handsome machine.

 

I'll be in my bunk...

Love well kept old trucks.

There was a big antique truck show that happened every year at the Kirkland Ranch in Amador County, California. Was just up the road from where I grew up and I loved watching the trucks come and go, as well as going there to walk around and enjoy what there was to see.

The guy also put up one heck of a Christmas Light display.

 

Rank,
Thanks for sharing them pix, nice stuff....I drove Macks for years, U's, & R's, really well made dependable trucks.... ALL Mack too, engines, trans, etc....The first U I ever drove had a 300 with that straight 5...After coming out of a screaming Jimmy with a 10 RR, I had some shifting adjustments to make...My mentor at the time just said do it like this, pop it out, reach up and take a sip of coffee, by then it'll' go in....I almost bought a Cruiseliner back in '83 and had aspirations about going independent....Pop talked me out of it though, one of the few times I listened to him....I remember when the Superliner came with it's BIG horse.....One of the farms I used to haul seed potatoes for had one, real nice truck, lotta power....Only drawback was he couldn't even scale 43K....They were just too heavy.....

 

https://www.google.com/maps/@44.626...WmyJNnzo8pe0Wav5JQ!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

They even have a display on Google street view..

 

THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!! rank Now I know why I have been thinking I need to get my passport.

 

I was told to take it out of gear light a cigarette and put it in the next gear. Same line of thinking just a different vice.

 

Way too cool. Thanks @rank