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If you enjoy tractors....This is a must watch!

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by sirbuildalot, Jul 17, 2022.

  1. sirbuildalot

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    Isn't that the place that the brothers died and had no heir's?
    Money stuffed in cans outside ect ??
     
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    Haha

    I'm not sure about the money in cans part. It's possible. The Zagray's emigrated from Ukraine to Colchester CT and the parents had a dairy farm. The three Zagray's sons bought and sold farm equipment. One of them I believe was a machinist as well. The last brother donated the farm and like $600k to the Colchester Historical Society. The Farm Shows there get bigger and better every year. More cleared space, more people, more buildings and amenities, etc. It's a fun time. I love seeing the big Traction King each year. They had another one, but I didn't see it this time around.
     
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    Thanks for taking us along sirbuildalot . Love seeing the old equipment and all the different thought patterns to build something to do horse's work.
     
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    Quite a show. I've always liked checking out all of the old tractors at our state fairs. This video was like going to 100 fairs. Thanks for posting sirbuildalot
     
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    That hoopty at 11:45 was pretty wild
     
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    Yes sir. The "Mad Max" mobile
     
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    I went to St.Thomas Moore school in Colchester ct, way back in the early 80s.
     
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    How cool! Loved seeing many machines that bring back memories. Isn't it cool how old is so charming!

    EDIT: The barn where that museum is... what is the purpose of having a barn with such a high ceiling? Sure seems tall!
     
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    Cool stuff! :thumbs:
     
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    I know they store stuff up on the implement shelves along the long side walls. I would assume so they can work on tall machines like forklifts, backhoes, excavators, etc.