It seems many have a D2 (or several) in their hoard/stash/collection/pile/treasure chest.
Don’t be bashful. Share what you might have!
I will go first. Thank you all, JM.
 

Here you go, almost gave up on Cats and pony motors this afternoon.

I brought these home a couple of weeks ago and wouldn't own them if it wasn't for my fellow hoarder Juiceman tipping me off about them being for sale. Thank you JM for keeping me in mind👍

The Three Amigos
 

  My first….

CrawlerAddict wrote:

I brought these home a couple of weeks ago and wouldn't own them if it wasn't for my fellow hoarder Juiceman tipping me off about them being for sale. Thank you JM for keeping me in mind👍
***CrawlerAddict, I am beginning to regret my "spilling the beans" LOL. Just kidding! I think that deal worked out very well for both the seller and buyer...
not to mention now you know who your mysterious crawler hoarder "neighbor" is.*** Thanks, JM
 

***CR: Glad to see some of your cool stuff!***
***Wayne: Ah buddy, you have been holding out on us! That is AWESOME having 3 DE machines so well equipped...***
***Potato Wilson: That is correct, your FIRST, likely of MANY more!***
Keep them coming folks, I want to see who has been holding out! Thanks, JM

Very cool! I've never seen one before. 
Thanks for sharing neil.

JM not mine, the top seat with plow and related wheel tractors belong to the Patterson Historical Society, the D 2 was donated by a local Holt mechanic that got it from about 1 mile north of where you picked up that scraper from a guy who had a small Walnut orchard. The tail seat belongs to the next door neighbor… won’t sell. Teaching the lab to hunt for more iron there.

The TD 9 behind the tail seat on the Likem Agri-plane belongs to two young guys farming that open field after the trees were removed. Their grandfather was quite the neighborhood TD guy and great collector of local AG artifacts.

Some D2’s from the California online library