Overspray by cfulton
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The front of a John Deere Model A at the Darling show.
Keep on ploughing...
Clive
Comments (12)
never heard of masking, eh? Great eye to capture this scene
Funny little wheels..
keep those wheels a rollin
Well seen mate! I have to say that this is one of my biggest pet hates. It just screams laziness!!!!!! Imagine the corners he cuts in every other aspect of his life.
He probably figured no one would notice! So much for that... Great capture!
He likely did no prep on the wheel itself, so the pain will probably come off the wheel before the tire! I always like to see Deeres out in the field.
Perhaps he was too 'tired'. Nice shot Clive.
Superb capture Clive.
excellent shot!!!
Although I learned to drive a John Deere B at an early age (farm kids always do), my Grandad later bought a John Deere A, which seemed to me somehow to be a later model. BTW, the two small wheels together in front made for very tight turns and less likelihood of messing up adjacent crop rows when you made a tight U-turn at the end of the field! Also, at the end of WW2 the US government sent hundreds (thousands?) of these John Deere tractors to various war-ravaged countries (under the Marshall Plan) to help them get their agriculture going again. This succeeded magnificently, and was greatly appreciated "over there"!
SMILES at 'paint' job above/tires .... Reminds TallPockets of a 'FARMER'S TAN!' (WINK).
Well, it is a Farm Tractor, maybe still working..? If not! 'Needs more work' lol Good shot and notice! Rob