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This is a 1935 model "B". I bought it out of a field near Joplin, Missouri. I thought it was a 1936 until I got it home and started scraping the blue paint off of it. I was really pleased to discover it was a 1935 with a brass serial number plate. My grandson, Josh, is at the wheel.
Moral of picture is tractors are green and trucks are red!
This is a 1953 model "50" John Deere I bought near Anderson, Missouri. It had been used to skid logs and didn't look like this at the time. In the photo I have a hydraulic splitter on the back of the tractor and it works really slick.
I got this tractor out of Oklahoma on a cattle trade. It's a 1955 model 80 diesel. I put it back into original condition with new tires, gages, grill and seat. I had a body shop knock dents out of the radiator shell and hood. Then I painted and decaled it.
One summer Dot planted peanuts for her granddad using this tractor. She plowed the field, harrowed and then planted peanuts.
It was the summer she was 15 years old.
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John Deere Green
They were farm kids way down in Dixie
Met in high school in the sixties
Everyone knew it was love from the start
One July in the midnight hour
He climbed upon the water tower
Stood on the rail and painted a 10 foot heart
In John Deere Green
On a hot summer night
He wrote Billy Bob loves Charlene
In letters 3 feet high
And the whole town said that he should have used red
But it looked good to Charlene
In John Deere Green
They settled down on eighty acres
Raising sweet corn, kids, and tomatos
They went together like a hand and a glove
On a clear day from their front yard
If you look and know what to look for
Off to the east you can still read his words of love
In John Deere Green
On a hot summer night
He wrote Billy Bob loves Charlene
In letters 3 feet high
And the whole town said the boy should have used red
But it looked good to Charlene
In John Deere Green
Now more than once
The town has discovered
Painting over it ain't no use
There ain't no paint in the world
That'll cover it, the heart keeps showing through
In John Deere Green
On a hot summer night
He wrote Billy Bob loves Charlene
In letters 3 feet high
And the whole town said the fool should have used red
But it looked good to Charlene
In John Deere Green
Ahh paint it green boy
In John Deere Green
On a hot summer night
He wrote Billy Bob loves Charlene
In letters 3 feet high
And the whole town said the boy should have used red
But it looked good to Charlene
In John Deere Green
John Deere Green
Written and sung by Joe Diffie
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