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    Posted: 27 Jul 2015 at 8:02pm
Never gets old looking at this picture
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That's a great picture, but I have to ask, is there a bathroom on the right?

We'll see if anyone picks up on that.
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Ha ha, one of CCR's finest.
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A lot of you fellers are very good at pic, takeing. I think a few of you are missing an opportunity to make a few bucks selling these snapshots, a lot of them would look good on my shop walls, but on second thought all I would get done is DROOL !!!! Big smileWink
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Originally posted by littlemarv littlemarv wrote:

That's a great picture, but I have to ask, is there a bathroom on the right?

We'll see if anyone picks up on that.


No! There was a bad moon on the rise. Wacko
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   My buddy is a big CCR guy, always real easy going ,but anytime I said "bathroom on the right" he would look at you like he wanted to take my head off . So......I don't say that anymore (out loud).
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that big green field...is the bathroom! I killed a few plants out there last year! we never wanted to see a full moon when at work! but that is an awesum pic Jason!
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are you lineing them up again this year?
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I can almost feel the dew setting in and hear the crickets singing. Great picture Dpower.
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Originally posted by littlemarv littlemarv wrote:

That's a great picture, but I have to ask, is there a bathroom on the right?

We'll see if anyone picks up on that.


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Originally posted by littlemarv littlemarv wrote:

That's a great picture, but I have to ask, is there a bathroom on the right?

We'll see if anyone picks up on that.


for a minute I thought you were referencing the farmalls in the right of the picture!
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Waaal, I'm flyin' trossa lam, tryna getta ham, playin' in a travellin' band.....
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that is one sweet 190,does not get any better.
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Another angle of the 190. It is very straight tractor that did have a cab on it when I first got it. I like the look of the 200 style front weights on it. Also tractor has original decals and has not been repainted
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yeah i love it for all the reasons you mentioned . straight,original paint and decals,front suitcase weights,series lll,spinout rears,i think im the only one who likes the look of rear 34s vs the 38s on a 190. approx how many hrs?thanx for the 2nd pic.
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I believe around 5300 hrs. Ya I like the 34s on it and I like the original black straight pipe.
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First picture would have been cool if you had stepped a little to the right and caught the moon straight above the stack, like the exhaust was spitting out the moon!
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That is a great looking tractor. I like the 34's on the 190's too. When I get some cash saved a Series III XT with the white cab is gonna be next on my list to own.
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Thanks guys. The cab kept the console and the dash looking good and original but since the cab had AC they had to cut the driver's left side panel a little for the compressor. Its getting harder and harder to find an original 190 especially one that did not have a loader on it or was used and abused.
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Picture of it before i took the cab off
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that's one of the nicest looking cabs from that era I've ever seen! what? the donut dude wouldn't fit thru the door? and it had AC to boot! whew!
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you guys sure have good looking 190s! I like the looks of 34s on the back too, especially with duals and bigger tires up front
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Iwish I could find the one I purchased new in 1972 last seen in western iowa about 20 years ago, had aftermarket cab short air stack I have the serial no.30915
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