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Retired Wrencher

lets see ur dirt mud sliging tractors.

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Retired Wrencher

:thumbs: :):wh: I see a lot of very clean nice tractors on this site now I would like to see down write muddy,oily full of dirt. real workers. Gary B.

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wheelhorsec85

wow gary looks like nobody has a ugly dirty worker wheel horse like we do :) . come on guys . what , are you imbarrassed to show them !!!! you dont like redsquare members to no you actually use your tractors!!!! :thumbs::wh: :)

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mattd860

I think these tractors just stay clean even when they work :thumbs:

I've only plowed dirt and mowed grass with mine and it's never needed more than a quick rinsing with the garden hose to make it shiny again.

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jusjeepn

It's not at work but just after some serious brush clean up an stump removal last spring.

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That's my 69 Electro 12 with dual rear wheels with weights and chains on the duals. It is a stump pulling/pushing machine!

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Retired Wrencher

:thumbs: :):wh: Pat that is what I am talking about nice and dirty what kind tires do u have on the rears there are real wide Cool!!!!!!! Gary B....................

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jachady

I'm thinking they are just duals filled up with mud.

I don't have any pictures, but I had my tractor with tiller down in a wet "dry stream" bed. The water and mud was 2 feet deep, yes the back tires were covered. I was running the tiller trying to rip some of the roots as well as cleaning up the sides of the bed. We wore a raincoat because the tiller was slinging mud all over. We gave up after a while because we started slinging mud up and around the pto. It made it almost a quarter mile :thumbs: before we quit. Needless to say, I had to change all the fluids when done.

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jusjeepn

Yep! Just duals filled with mud. The mud wasn't deep but it was plentiful!

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Horse'n Around

Wow, the way those rear wheels look remind me of something youd find on the back of Don Garlits Top Fueler :thumbs:

John

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AMC RULES

Wow, the way those rear wheels look remind me of something youd find on the back of Don Garlits Top Fueler :)

or...Fred Flintsones car? :thumbs:

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wheel horse 1045

now that's some fine examples for muddin :thumbs:

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Retired Wrencher

:thumbs: :):wh: Hey Perry nice looken Mudder I like those old starter /Gen series tractors. they ride great as u sit into them. Gary B....

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jusjeepn

Gary, Where's the pics of your 1257 getting dirty? :thumbs:

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Retired Wrencher

:thumbs: :):wh: Hi Pat I only do show tractors at this time. The thing is I got into W/Horse after I did the hole yard by hand Bummer = landscaping. the only one That I have that could come close to this post is this. T/Care Gary B.101_0038.jpg

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