Thresheree Photos - As Promised!

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Well, I got out to the Thresheree for a few hours on Sunday. My mission was to take some pics of Allis Chalmers "G's" for Kodiak and unusual implement seats for Rancar. Well, as they say, I've got some good news /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif and some bad news /w3tcompact/icons/frown.gif.

The good news is that I got some good shots of "G's".

The bad news is that there weren't any implements with "different" seats. In fact, there weren't too many implements at all! Sorry Bob. All I saw were the standard upholstered seats, or the regular metal seats (some solid, some with round holes). I did get one shot of a somewhat unusual seat that I'll post in a little bit.

These first two shots are of the general tractor parking areas, although there are a lot more tractors that you can't see in the pics.

 

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Here's the second shot of the tractor parking area. There were 4 other parking areas. The John Deere area was the largest, Farmall was probably the second largset, and then Allis Chalmers.

 

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Well Russ, here are some of the Allis Chalmers "G's" that were there. The first pic is of 1951.

 

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Here's a G model that was built from '48 - '55.

 

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And the last G pic is of a '48.

 

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Since we're in the Allis Chalmers section, here are some pics of some of the "mini's" that were there. The first is a 5/8 scale HD-7.

 

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And here's a 1/2 scale D15.

 

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Even though it's no an Allis Chalmers, here's a 3/4 scale 8N for all of you 8N fans.

 

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For the dozer fans out there, here's a HD-9.

 

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Now being in Wisconsin, we tend to find very useful ways of utilizing our favorite beverage.

For those that didn't figure it out, that's a Pabst Blue Ribbon beer can in the filter!