Few More Old A-C Family Pics

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Here's a few more old family photo's my mom ran across this weekend.  This is Dad and I in 1977 in front of his straight One-Ninety (not XT) diesel.

Here's a picture from 1983 of Dad planting corn with the 200 and a John Deere 8-row 7000 planter.  This was the first year he went to 8-row equipment and the 200 needed to be turned up some and have duals added to it to pull the new planter.  Dad only planted like this for one year because the 200 didn't have the hydraulics needed to lift a 8-row Bufflao cultivator so he ended up purchasing the 7020 for cultivating later that year.  The 200 looked awesome with the duals.

Here's a picture from 1983 also of my brother and sister playing on Grandpa's 185 with the 200 in the backgroud.

Just wanted to share.  Thanks.

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Oldoug Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Orange Level Access Joined: 12 Sep 2009 Points: 1134	Post Options Post Reply Quote Oldoug Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Few More Old A-C Family Pics Posted: 28 May 2012 at 10:30am
	Here's a few more old family photo's my mom ran across this weekend. This is Dad and I in 1977 in front of his straight One-Ninety (not XT) diesel. Here's a picture from 1983 of Dad planting corn with the 200 and a John Deere 8-row 7000 planter. This was the first year he went to 8-row equipment and the 200 needed to be turned up some and have duals added to it to pull the new planter. Dad only planted like this for one year because the 200 didn't have the hydraulics needed to lift a 8-row Bufflao cultivator so he ended up purchasing the 7020 for cultivating later that year. The 200 looked awesome with the duals. Here's a picture from 1983 also of my brother and sister playing on Grandpa's 185 with the 200 in the backgroud. Just wanted to share. Thanks.
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REEDE Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Silver Level Joined: 24 Apr 2010 Points: 286	Post Options Post Reply Quote REEDE Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 28 May 2012 at 10:38am
	Great pictures.

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	Nice pictures and good memories.

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	Nice pictures, We also pulled a JD 7000 8-36" planter with our 200. We had our 200 dualed up as well. The air conditioner didn't work so Dad just took the windows and door off, that would have made for a hot long day by todays standerds!!!! Andy

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	Neat! Thanks!
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