I think it is a great way to support the club. Good content, a good way to communicate with the members, and its free.

Fantastic idea of posting YouTube videos. Surprisingly, many of the same folks that rarely use a computer,tablet or smartphone are telling me they are watching the videos now, instead of the TV. Great job keep them coming. JM

Hi, Folks.
I got to talking to a man about that D4, appears it was modified to work onna tomato farm and that those tracks robbed it of some 'grunt'. I suspect that King of Obsolete would say that it was "wearing' its high heels" but higher than any ice caulks he's ever used. Cain't help wondering how it would perform with normal track plates and a dozer blade with that 8-roller track frame.

The equaliser 'sproing' is still there but there is a frame under the front which appears to stop track oscillation.

Just my 0.02.

Those elevated crawlers were meant mainly for spraying 60" tomato beds, and often too light in front for the back end for three point implements. You can see the tank brackets on the sides of the track frames. I have a pair of CASE 350B units with SWECO 3 point hitches set up for spraying when wet (usually springtime prior to planting). Mine are not elevated however, they only have the high heels for a little ground clearance.
I want to find a photo of the D6 with reversed tool bar set up for cultivation. The operator sat on a platform above the radiator.
The man you spoke to with the Mullet? His grandmother was "Cookie", heiress to the BEST fortune!!! Johnny B. himself!!! Great family. JM