By Clay Graham
The Tuesday Crew was busy with a lot of projects and work around the museum.
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You can find this tractor at the Central Washington Agricultural Museum in Union Gap, WA.
By Clay Graham
The Tuesday Crew had a lot of projects going on. What I saw was: A lot of volunteers worked on some bleachers, Mike waxed more tractors, volunteers worked on the Kiddie Train Area, and I number some equipment. Earlier volunteers disk the Wheat Field and mowed the area where the tractor pulls and Horse & Harness use. There were other things I did not get to see.
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By Clay Graham
The Tuesday Crew of the Tom Klingele Building had a lot of different projects going on.
Kent and John loaded up Tom’s Homemade Gibson Type Tractor I bought onto my trailer.
Richard Rowland donated a Brick Cart from the old brickyard in Granger.
Started in 1903, Granger Clay Products operated until the early 1960s before abruptly closing, leaving behind pallets of bricks, both fired and unfired.
Other things were; Equipment numbering, Three tractor tires were dismounted, Work on a engine running display, Some tractor buffing on a Farmall H, and body work on the 1942 International K6 was done. There were other things I did not get to see.
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1950? Farmall H runs good missing serial # plate $600
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