BIG Holiday Thread

[The Conservative]

This 4th I did the most patriotic thing I could in Mass just to piss off the leftist government here, I got myself a lower 80, with hardware shipped to my house

[C-Mag]

Me headed for the big weekend


Kids, in laws and friends will be over this weekend. We are going for a boat ride, then big BBQ Rib feast.

What are you dissident bastards up to ?

[Montegriffo]

Me headed for the big weekend


Kids, in laws and friends will be over this weekend. We are going for a boat ride, then big BBQ Rib feast.

What are you dissident bastards up to ?

Threshing display at Brampton plough day on Sunday.
Restored Field Marshall to power the drum.
First threshing of the season.
Should be loads of vintage tractors and ploughing competitions.

[C-Mag]

Me headed for the big weekend


Kids, in laws and friends will be over this weekend. We are going for a boat ride, then big BBQ Rib feast.

What are you dissident bastards up to ?

Threshing display at Brampton plough day on Sunday.
Restored Field Marshall to power the drum.
First threshing of the season.
Should be loads of vintage tractors and ploughing competitions.

Awesome

[Montegriffo]

Look at this monster.
An acre a minute.

[C-Mag]

Look at this monster.
An acre a minute.

That thing is impressive.
Here's a full list of the models made by Big Bud. http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractor ... s.htmlThey were only made for 15 years. We had one when I was growing up, I think ours was a 400. They are impressive machines. What was better about them is they were assembled with commonly available components. The Axles, Transmissions, Engines were all used in other things and so parts were easy to get.

[Montegriffo]

Look at this monster.
An acre a minute.

That thing is impressive.
Here's a full list of the models made by Big Bud. http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractor ... s.htmlThey were only made for 15 years. We had one when I was growing up, I think ours was a 400. They are impressive machines. What was better about them is they were assembled with commonly available components. The Axles, Transmissions, Engines were all used in other things and so parts were easy to get.

Looks like a cross between a monster truck and a train.
Wouldn't even get it up the lane to the farm never mind through any of the gates to the fields.
Our fields are all under 10 acres, I doubt you could turn it in that space.

[DrYouth]

Looks like a cross between a monster truck and a train.
Wouldn't even get it up the lane to the farm never mind through any of the gates to the fields.
Our fields are all under 10 acres, I doubt you could turn it in that space.

Is this one of those, it's not the size of the truck, it's its motion on the field, sort of arguments.

[C-Mag]

Looks like a cross between a monster truck and a train.
Wouldn't even get it up the lane to the farm never mind through any of the gates to the fields.
Our fields are all under 10 acres, I doubt you could turn it in that space.

Yeah, there are few bridges that can handle one. Designed and used for fields of thousands of acres.
That Golden Triangle area where Big Buds were made and used probably produces over 50 million bushels a year.

[DrYouth]

That Golden Triangle area where Big Buds were made and used probably produces over 50 million bushels a year.

Well, we all know that a big golden triangle requires a big truck to gather all the wheat.