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Bord at Work
- Thread starter Deere9670
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wormkiller
Well-Known Member
That last one looks good enough to be a post card!
Burnout
Senior Member
Mmmmmmm is that a 4955 haulin the grain buggy? The 55's were some of the nicest Deere made for a long time. Just wasn't a big fan of the stack off to the side.
Burnout
Senior Member
A friend of mine has a 4555 now, great tractor. He also runs a 4450 and a 8410T. My fav is still his old 4430 2wd with the wide spaced duals and the auxillary fuel tank up front in place of weights.
redline
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- Joined
- Jan 9, 2008
- Messages
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- Location
- Caboolture south east Queensland
- Occupation
- Plant operator and Tenkate plant hire
wow that brings back some awesome memories, i used to run a 9600 in corn and wheat,
they were the best days in my life i must say, though the pay was pitifull lol
they were the best days in my life i must say, though the pay was pitifull lol
Deere9670
Senior Member
haha yea same deal here, its a fun job, but when i graduate from school it wont pay the bills!:drinkup
Deere9670
Senior Member
Haha if you get 850 bushels on that cart it will do a wheelie from the stop.
Laid off????? You still with that same outfit? The only crew busy around here is Ryan central. They have a good amount of work going on. Another crew going hard would be TJL (Lambrect):drinkup
Eric
Senior Member
Very cool! Good stuff.
Haha if you get 850 bushels on that cart it will do a wheelie from the stop.
laid off from alamp. they ran outta work so now i am #251 on the list. i have a little welding side work then?????