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Tractors & Farm Equipment 
For those visitors who were attracted by the farm equipment that was on display, we had a fine representation of early models from many manufacturers. The Buckeye Iron Will Club displayed many of their prized models. Others from the community brought additional tractors and farm equipment that dated from the period when the Morton schoolhouse was active and was a large factor in their family's lives. Many of those present are shown in the following photos: 
Leroy Steiner's 1946 John Deere Model LA is shown on the left and a 1952 Cockshutt Model 20 displayed by Mr. and Mrs Harmon Sloan from Shiloh is on the right. 
The 1967 John Deere Model 110 L-G (left) and a 1936 Model H were brought by Mr and Mrs Harmon Sloan. 
Bill and Pat Baird of Shelby, brought their 1946 Farmall Model BN. This tractor has pulled our Morton School float on several occasions. 
A John Deere Model 320 was entered by Ray and Fran Hartz from Shelby. 
The 1953 Ford Golden Jubilee (left) and the 1939 John Deere Model B are owned by Ray and Fran Hartz of Shelby. 
Wilber Brumenshenkel brought two Allis Chalmers tractors- 1948 Model G (left) and 1953 Model CA. 
1947 Farmall Model H 
John Deere Models 830 and 720 diesels displayed by Jerry Kreinbrink. Thank you Jerry! 
Aaron Waines of Shelby brought his 1925 Huber Treshing machine. It is in excellent working condition. Wouldn't it be great to see it run? Maybe next year. 
A 1944 John Deere Model B shown by Bill Gardner. Doesn't it look good ! 
Rob and Aaron Waines' 1925 Huber Model 15-30 Super Four. What a beauty ! 
The 1935 Huber Model 32 - 45 HS was displayed by Rob Waines of Shelby. As you can see, the ground was just a liitle damp! 
The General ! Leroy Steiner of Shelby, brought a 1940 - Model GG. Have you seen one like this ? 
A Farmall Model A. 
Howard and Marlene Cuppy entered their 1956 John Deere Model 620. Thank yoy for being here. 
This 1939 Farmall F-20 is the pride and joy of Ambrose Metzger of Shelby. 
Larry and Tom Ball of Shelby, have been restoring lawn tractors and they chose three to display at OFD 2004 
Shelby Tractor Plaque Everyone who participated in the tractor and equipment portion of OFD 2004 received this plaque featuring the Shelby Tractor. Thank you once again to Fred & Mildred McCance of Lyons, Ohio for bringing their 1920 Shelby Model D 12-25 . It is truly a "one of a kind" . We'd like to take this opportunity to thank all of those who took the time to bring their tractors and equipment to the Morton School Old Fashioned Days this year. We hope that you enjoyed being here as much as we enjoyed having you! Thank you all!!!
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