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treefarmer
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How do y'all like our new bird house, it's a Massey Ferguson. Was fixin' to use this tractor the other day and noticed a wren flying in and out of the nose. I removed the grill and under the power steering cylinder was a nest complete with eggs. This is the 2nd time wrens have nested in the nose of this old tractor. Had they been building the nest, I would have went ahead and used the tractor and they could relocate, but seein' they got this far it'll just sit till they hatch and fly away.
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bellyacher
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Ive seen them bird nests burn a tractor down.

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Cr0ck1 (Beagler)
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Nice. I need a tractor. Really want a ford 8n.

Nice birds nest!

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Cr0ck1 (Beagler)
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That front bumber has gotta be one of the most gangsta additions ive ever seen in place of a front bumber!!! Lol

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treefarmer
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Actually that's the grill hangin' on a long all thread. I took it off to get a picture of the wren's nest. It's back in place now. The long all thread bolt is a modification on the front pivot pin to keep it in its' proper place. I have 2 different bumpers for this old tractor, one is the stock bumper and the other in a 6' long piece of railroad iron used mostly as added weight when we used this tractor to pull 4-16 inch bottom plows. Neither one is needed now so they are out by the barn.
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