scott_vt
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Hi Thomas,
Nice pics !!! Like the old Bear
Nice pics !!! Like the old Bear
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Thomas
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Morning Scott.
Thank you...yeah that old Bear had some weight to her.
I thought of you last weekend setting on your Farmall taking a break just like the photo you posted not to long ago...mowing the hill side...that pic has stick w/me.
Thank you...yeah that old Bear had some weight to her.
I thought of you last weekend setting on your Farmall taking a break just like the photo you posted not to long ago...mowing the hill side...that pic has stick w/me.
ovrszd
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If you look real close at the ole F series Farmall you can see the brake cable running from the front steering along the outside of the frame rail back to the rear wheel brake. When you turn the front wheels it engages the brake on the inside tire of the turn. Great idea when the brakes were new and working properly, after a couple years most farmers gave up and cut them loose.
