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These photos were taken by the Bare-Co crew at the: Grey Fergy Tractor Muster - Bendemeer 2006 There were 144 Grey Fergies - missing the record by 8 Grey Fergies - the organisers are resolved to try again in April 2009
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Bare-Co supported the event with a large trade display. |
Part of the trade display organised by Bruce Worgan (Tamworth Branch Manager) and supported by Bare-Co Head Office. Two local dealers were on hand to cater for sales on the day. |
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Ken Brooks (Bearfast) demonstrates to a customer how to use the CD. |
Lisa Heagney from Tony Williams Machinery Armidale looking after customers. |
Dealers sold their new Farmer CDs which went like "hot cakes". |
"Heaven" for lovers of old Fergy Tracors. |
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The R.H.Bare Vanguard Service Van attracted much attention. |
In the normal service area of the van, a video was shown explaining the "Ferguson System". |
Winston Doak (R) & Lee Martin(centre), the two blokes who started the idea of the Muster, with Vince Carter. |
On the left is Steve Sharp from Head office with Allan on the narrow canefield Fergy in front. |
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Allan Bare had a 1948, 1955 and narrow Fergy on display & in the procession. |
Tractors start to form up for the parade. |
Local Branch manager Bruce Worgan leads out the Bare-co Team. |
Competitors in the "Miss Fergy" competition travel on their float. |
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Bare-Co Technical Officer Steve Sharp with the 1948 Te20 tractor which he personally restored for the Muster |
Some of the 144 Fergies lined up at Bendemeer after the parade. |
Allan Bare presenting Jim Maxwell, the winner, of the Bare-Co engine kit. |
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