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    Posted: 25 Apr 2012 at 10:05pm
here are some pics of our son on his first try at doing field work.  This year for a 4-h project he is raising corn. We missed getting some pics like his favorite tractor (210) with the silent killer, but still got a few.  He also helped put in spring wheat, which is up and looking good.  REMEMBER GOING ORANGE IS GOING GREAT. P.S. after doing his corn he rode along with the neighbor in his fendt and 24 row kinze said it was way cool!!
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NICE PICS...
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That 180 is just plain cool!
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   Look's like he is doing a great job !
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Nice pictures. I like the narrow front 180. I have a wide front 180 that I hope to make that nice one day!

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That NF is sharp! Tracy Martin
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Great pics of Orange in action. As others have said the 180 NF is sweet.
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great pics...keep the pics coming and keep us updated
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Nice pictures !!  Is this the experimental one eighty with the 226 cu.in gas engine that escaped West Allis?  Production one eighty gasers had the 301.
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yes it is,you have a good eye, it is s/n d17 V,and still has the allis tool tag on it. not sure why the production models vibrated so bad this one does not.
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Great - love to see the youngsters getting involved in farming. The world is going to need them. Good to see the Orange in action.
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That's a nice 180/D17V more pics of it please.
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Wow!  I saw a picture of your One-Eightly NF one other time; must have been from somebody's show.  That is a really neat looking tractor.  More pictures please if you have time!
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Love that NF 180.
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I should mention that the cute blond in one of the pics above filling the planter is daughter#1 (Richard Sleichters first girl) The young boy is Trygve our son, and the old guy doing a lot of pointing is me (kelly)  And the cute blond in this pic below with her favorite brodther is Anna-Britt our daughter #1 
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Originally posted by Calvin Schmidt Calvin Schmidt wrote:

Nice pictures !!  Is this the experimental one eighty with the 226 cu.in gas engine that escaped West Allis?  Production one eighty gasers had the 301.
What an eye Cal!  I knew there was something different about that 180! Would like to hear more about its history.
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