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Latest Project Finished...D-19 Diesel
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    Posted: 23 Feb 2017 at 12:04pm

Just finished up this 1961 D-19 diesel a few days ago. Tractor was pretty much gone through from front to back. Engine overhaul and transmission overhaul. Mechanical work was done at Folkers Bros. Garage in Hartington, Nebraska. It was a pretty in depth project locating and building the missing parts on the three point hitch and other items on this tractor. The paint was finished up by me at my shop. Customers came up yesterday and picked it up before the snow storm hit today and tomorrow.

















Just wanted to share.

Thanks.
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Very nice. Hope mine will look that good in the near future.
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Nice job as always Matt! Bet the customer was happy wit' dat!!
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Looks great! I bet you hated to see it go.
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That's a great looking tractor. It's great to see a D19 come back to life.
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A very nice job, Matt.  If I ever get to Nebraska, I'd love to stop by and see your shop/old dealership.
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Looks great
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Oh man, is that beautiful! Beyond beautiful! Just plain gorgeous. If that was a chick, it'd be a 10! D 19's rank pretty high on my scale anyhow, as my very first Allis tractor and restoration was my D 19. Mine's a gasser, though, but sure would love a diesel. Darrel
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Matt, excellent job!!

Who in the world taught them to tie down tractors?? Over the tires??
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Originally posted by Matt MN Matt MN wrote:

Matt, excellent job!!

Who in the world taught them to tie down tractors?? Over the tires??

I'd imagine that he doesn't want to scuff the paint, but I don't know. I've never seen it done that way. Maybe he's not going too far. Guess if it falls off, then the paint may get really scuffed. Darrel 
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That is a beauty.
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Matt, that tractor is absolutely beautiful. It has all the good stuff on it. You must be proud.   Tim
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Shined up like a laguerda huntsaboidle, as the old folks would say...
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Can't beat the ole A-C's,,, best looking tractors ever built!!
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Originally posted by Matt MN Matt MN wrote:

Matt, excellent job!!

Who in the world taught them to tie down tractors?? Over the tires??


    I guess I don't know much aboot hauling,,,cause I would of positioned the tractor a little farthur back to get some of the load off thet little ole half ton ford,,,,or maybe it's settin so low cause of thet dude standing on the bed,,,,????Clap
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Fantastic job!  That's how they are supposed to look!
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look at that shine! wonderful job! and I've seen a few people tie down tractors and other things over the tires like that. to me it looks better than new!
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That is a beautiful tractor. And Darrel what the is it you don't 
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Looks great!!   Gives me the fever to finish mine.
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Looks great! I'd hate to see the final bill, tho
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Of all the old classic tractors, ya can't beat the D Series for styling and appearance, imho... 

Nice job, Doug ! Thumbs Up
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Originally posted by darrel in ND darrel in ND wrote:

Guess if it falls off, then the paint may get really scuffed. Darrel 


'xactly! Just brought that point up in a discussion over on YT yesterday.  Fact of the matter is no tie downs are needed to keep the tractor on the trailer during normal  operation, but when some dim whit cuts you off and you have to head for the ditch do you really want the tractor skidding along upside down beside or behind the trailer? Not Me.

Oh, Nice job on the D19! as usualWink


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Looks very Nice Matt!! must be a NE thing, Lot of nice looking tractors coming out of that area.
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Beautiful looking D19! She looks like she is Brand New and rolled off the line at West Allis Yesterday! Nice to see AC stuff being restored.

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My paint gun doesn't work that good -- of course it might be operator error. GREAT looking Job.
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Originally posted by LeonR2013 LeonR2013 wrote:

That is a beautiful tractor. And Darrel what the is it you don't 

huh. .. ? What word am I missing. .? Darrel
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where did ya get that stack? looks awesome.
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Pie weights, 3 point, and shinny new paint. Very nice.
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Looks GREAT Matt!!  Nice job AGAIN!  One of these days.......

Originally posted by Butch(OH) Butch(OH) wrote:

  Fact of the matter is no tie downs are needed to keep the tractor on the trailer during normal operation,
In Wisconsin, they are!!  I guess you've never driven on our roads Butch..LOL  If you've ever driven down the railroad tracks, you've got an idea what our roads are like! Cry
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Heck of a nice job on a heck on a nice tractor Matt!!!!
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