This entry was posted on 2014/08/24 by Robin. It was filed under British Columbia, Machinery and was tagged with B.C., Chilliwack, John Deere.
what a BEAUT!
2014/08/24 at 13:39
T, a lot of work behind her! Glad she has a nice garden to watch over in her retirement!
2014/08/24 at 13:40
Great old tractor!
2014/08/24 at 16:15
Pat, lots of miles I bet!
2014/08/24 at 16:45
Hard to find these oldies. Looka them wheels!
2014/08/24 at 17:32
D, I was thinking about the rear wheels. Shouldn’t the little scoops be facing the other way! I don’t imagine there was much traction either way!
2014/08/24 at 17:57
I think that this way, they’d tear the ground up less. It looks like they could be reversed if need be.
2014/08/24 at 19:26
I was thinking that too!
2014/08/24 at 19:40
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what a BEAUT!
2014/08/24 at 13:39
T, a lot of work behind her! Glad she has a nice garden to watch over in her retirement!
2014/08/24 at 13:40
Great old tractor!
2014/08/24 at 16:15
Pat, lots of miles I bet!
2014/08/24 at 16:45
Hard to find these oldies. Looka them wheels!
2014/08/24 at 17:32
D, I was thinking about the rear wheels. Shouldn’t the little scoops be facing the other way!
I don’t imagine there was much traction either way!
2014/08/24 at 17:57
I think that this way, they’d tear the ground up less. It looks like they could be reversed if need be.
2014/08/24 at 19:26
I was thinking that too!
2014/08/24 at 19:40