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Was out today looking at some property that my girfeinds family owns. Beaten down the undergrowth and Lookie what I found. A quick phone call and it's all mine for free too. I'll have to go back for the cub with another day

Here are some of my pictures from the WHCC show. I had camera problems, so there aren't as many pictures as last year. Thursday morning, Brian & Jo Marion setting up camp Redbird setting up her tent. The "Maynard Hotel" "RedSquare Corner". Not officially sanctioned as such, but this was buckrancher and rmaynard's show canopies. This is where the group pictures were taken. My 1977 B-100, 1968 Commando 8, and the High Performance Edition C-141 Buckrancher's tractors, including the new stainless steel sickle bar, and the now famous stainless steel RJ. The 854 in front didn't last 12 hours before it was sold. Great job Brian! Since I don't know the owners of these tractors, they are including without title for your viewing pleasure. These tractors belong to "Wild Bill" Pearson. Karen (kthack657) with her 701 and others, and Jim (JimT1971) tractors. whfan74 (Scott) and his dad's tractors The Wheel Horse gas station. Brian and Steve chillin' The baby robins in the barns were not so happy about all the commotion. Early Friday morning, about 5:30 am at the campsite. I was the only one up at that time. This is just before the show opened. Lots of folks starting milling about. The show officially opened with a prayer and the singing of the National Anthem. This is one of the benefits of being a MOD. A personal driver and 'just what's in that cup Stevebo?' Another shot of my tractors buckrancher (Brian Marion) and his wife Jo Brian describing the stainless steel sickle bar rmaynard, stevasaurus, squonk, & amcrules00 A sea of red John Frock describing his 310-8/generator set-up "Wild Bill" Pearson directing the Wheel Horse parade, and interviewing the riders. As usual, the featured tractor always lead off the parade on Friday. Here is a whole family of Commando 8's. I believe that is Docwheelhorse (Tony) with his daughter Lauren and son Anthony. Bill interviewing Jay on his Commando 8 during the parade. Looking good there Scott. That Commando 8 is really sharp! Jo Marion staging the riders in the parade. Another thankless job well done in 90 degree heat. Dave & Redbird (left & center), along with Dave Schroyer and grandson Cole. Dave Schroyer built the C-141 High Performance Edition tractor shown in my area. Great job Dave. That was one beautiful work of art. Good shot of Dave Cline on his Hit or Miss powered horse woodchuckfarmer (Wayne) and his son rwilson (Rich) looking at my B-100 Another shot of Wild Bill talking to one of the younger riders. Redbird and Jo taking care of business at the "Slow Tractor" races. "Go kids, go" or should that be "Slow kids, slow" Sunset falls over the fairgrounds on Friday evening. Saturday morning. This gentleman's grandfather was the original owner of my Commando 8. It was left to his father, who left it to him. The Commando 8 had been used continuously to cut grass until I purchased it in December of 2011. I told Steve (pictured) to come to the show if he could and see the remake of his old tractor. I was certainly glad he did. Hope I made you proud. Now that's devotion to the hobby. Look out TT, I think that one is bigger than yours Here's a couple of shots of the group pictures of the Commando 8, this years featured tractor. Wherever there's a camera, Stevasaurus is there. Just kidding Steve. Left to right, Stevasaurus, Varosd (Don Varos), jay in nc (Jay Holt)

I and my wife (Chris) tried to take pictures of the people at the show this year. I do have a couple of people that I can't remember their names. Send me a PM or post and I will edit and correct. The heat was killing me, record temps on Thursday...Saturday was much nicer. This is what it looked like when I left home Wednesday. We sat for 5 hours (from 3:00 to 8:00AM while an accident was cleared in front of us on Rt#80/94 in Gary, Ind. Not a good start to a long road trip. Finally made it to Toledo and dropped my wagon off for Brrly1 (John). Buckrancher (Brian), Steve Bo and Uncle Bo Brian, Fireman (Jeff) and Steve Jeff and Uncle Bo Brian, Ken B and Jeff little Bos RMaynard (Bob), Stevasaurus, Squonk (Mike) and AMC Rules00 (Craig). This group could cause a lot of fun. Me and WH500Special (Steve) Great seeing you and your dad again Steve. WHFan74 (Scott), me, Redbird (Birdie), Tunahead (Ed), RMaynard, Funengineer (Dave). Another great group of members. Me, Ed and Dave Me, JPJunk (Wild Bill) and RWilson (Rich). Great talking with Bill again and Rich...thanks for all your help Rich. I think this is RicksRJ58 (Rick), me, Woodchuckfarmer (Wayne) and not sure here Wildbro??? Looking over Maynard's excellent horses, and grabbing some shade. Jay in NC (Jay) and AMCRules00 (Craig). Great meeting you Jay. . JDog_Kustoms. mom..she handled all the money. Mr. JDog_Kustoms (Jordon)...he handled all the parts. Group picture from Friday... Shooting the breeze...as if there was one. Dave (WH500Special's dad), not sure who is in the middle and Steve. Wild Bill doing some kind of dance.. Catching some shade.. Setting up for the slow tractor race...this was pretty cool...need to do this for the big kids next year.. Show pictures. Me and VarosD (Don)...was great to meet you Don and thanks for all your help. Me, Wayne and don. Me, Bob, Jay, Bob's friend and Don in front. Finally Cre1992 shows up.(Charles) in the black shirt. He had 4 engines for me for Rooster.. VarosD, Cre1992, Me, and Jay in NC the group shot from Saturday.. RMaynard...Bob thank you for your shade and help this year. Buckrancher and WHFan74 (Scott). They both won something in the raffle. Scott picked out some nice tires and Brian ??...well Brian picked out this flower that wiggles when the sun shines on it. Nice score you guys. On the way home, I stopped at JimD's house and picked up my trailer with a 551 on it from CJTrott for RyDogg. Jim, his wife Karen and my wife Chris. Jim's horses in the background. Then c161rat (Joe) shows up at Jim's. Cheryl, Joe and Jim. Thanks Joe...great to meet you and yours. and always good seeing my good friend Jim...thanks for your help also mate. I finally get in one of the pictures... We took 2 days coming back and stayed in Port Clinton, Ohio Sunday ***ht. I could not resist getting a picture of Ryans horse with Lake Erie in back. Stopped and had breakfast in Toledo with Brrly1 (John). Then we stopped in Niles, Mich. and met up with Duke and dropped of the Onan that Jay in NC had given me. Good seeing you again Bob. And, at last, made it home with all the precious cargo in the truck. It was a great trip and a great show. I got to meet many members and see some that I have met in the past years. Almost forgot...dang deer ran out in front of my truck as I was coming down one of those steep grades on Rt#30 in the mountains. I was only going about 25 mph and managed to stop so I missed the deer...by about 5 inches only. Luckily, the guy behind me was able to stop also...he laid back a little more the rest of the way. Hope you all enjoyed the pictures.

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CONGRATS GUYS! :party:

Danny's tractor just keeps getting better! :handgestures-thumbupright:

Congratulations to both Danny and Matt. :text-woo:

Danny's Tractor is going to be in LAGT Magazine!! He is so excited, and as you can tell, his daddy is a little excited too. Its pretty neat, the winners for the last two months were both tractors who's rebuild were documented right hear at RedSquare!! Matt :flags-texas:

Just remember you asked for this. Actually this was a horse ranch before my 86 year old mother got too old to take care of the 15 horses she used to have. By the way along with my heart problem a couple months ago, she had a stroke about a month ago and is still in the hospital. I really need to sell some of this stuff and it's at www.cowboysredhorses.com Anyway here are quite a few pictures and I do have plenty of room yet but I need to thin the herd. If you thought Matt's shop was big this will blow your mind. Thee ones stored inside normally have tarps over them also. There are four under tarps in my main shop( the picture with the roll-around tool tray).

Sorry bout the multiple posts tapatalk is giving me fits

Here is a picture of one of my shelf units I put these on each side of my pole barn I have enough room for 12 horses on and under one shelf and 18 on or under the other I only use the top shelf for big bulky items that I can fit in my Farmall H tractor bucket. The 604 and 633 get used frequently so they are in the shop and the 701 is kept in my other garage so if I lose a building I won't lose my entire collection.

matt. you don't know the half of it! ask anyone who was at our M & G there are 6 more panel trucks + other pickups etc. to quote Jeff Foxworthy " you might be a redneck if you mow your grass & find a car! " well i Lost a 1946 buick cut down into an el camino with a wrecker boom on it! turns out i piled 2 truckloads of metal building roof metal on it. i found it when i built the tractor shed i rebuild & recycle Everything Jay lost in space junk!!!

No love for the C-195s out there? I found this on craigslist, it looks like it wouldn't be much of a challenge to adapt it to a 520 without cutting the fender pan. It was originally made for a 4 wheeler. http://www.discountramps.com/kolpin-3-point-hitch.htm

Just the man, the myth, and the legend. :)

I imagine living with the inlaws will be great, when on opposite sides of 7.5 acres. Good luck.

heres a few of my horse stable, built from 5 shipping pallets!mandoor open.front side closedtractor doors open. then this is where i park my pickuptrucks wheel-n-it came over today to pick up the parts i got for him at the big show & we rode tractors to the backyard tractor shed as a side note all these buildings were built by me out of recycled, reclaimed materials

:jaw: :omg: :text-coolphotos:

This is my little two barn. In it, I board my beauty and beast together in hopes that they'll mate. I'll keep checking, and report back when they do. :popcorn:

Im sorry to that all this happened. It is a blessing that no one was hurt or killed. My prayers are with your family. John

my dual wheels with wheel horse wheel wheigts

Here's a couple I caught at the big PA show today. Dem duals are really cools.

I'm not sure how Danny would feel about being the designated pooper scooper! Matt :flags-texas:

something like this would be a fabulous addition to the tractor, and he could use it to scoop up the stuff that he is running over...or maybe you could build an FEL on a similar principle...

be careful. Pretty soon he will be asking for hydraulics...