Klamath Machine & Locomotive Works
Minimalist HFF.
Church of Our Lady of the Martyrs.
Pillory.
Blessings (Jerusalem)
Cesária Évora Airport.
Denny's closed
one life
Paris
Sea Museum.
I miei oli profumati
Municipal Library.
Elastic
Primary vote
Mural of Cape-verdean girl.
House Rules
Babilónia Estate.
Do Not Cross The Red Line (HFF)
Suburban Shops In Rotorua
Castelo Peak (487 metres).
Happy Fence Friday
Ancient Water Plant.
Tower Theater
Steam locomotive (1898).
Corner of Monte Mar Restaurant.
Avon
Fresh for Everyone
HFF for dog-walkers (and certain football players?…
Stilwell Stadium
What's your race What's your origin
Start Here
Census
Concrete and soap
Mural of the Municipal Market.
Dance
Am I on the parking and at the ticket window?!
"Paneful" work?
Smiley's Automotive Repair
Jeep
Random shot of cookies
Via Ricasoli at Via De'Pucci
Via Guelfa
Grizzle
1/671 • f/2.4 • 3.1 mm • ISO 50 •
LG Electronics LM-X210
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Vos photos de choc sans discrimination / Tus fotos de choque indiscriminado
Vos photos de choc sans discrimination / Tus fotos de choque indiscriminado
Câbles maudits en seconde vie / Damned wires live again
Câbles maudits en seconde vie / Damned wires live again
" A - 1 Les chiffres et les lettres - " A - 1 Zahlen und Buchstaben - A - 1 numbers and letters "
" A - 1 Les chiffres et les lettres - " A - 1 Zahlen und Buchstaben - A - 1 numbers and letters "
" All types of historical transportation // Tous les moyens de transport historiques ...
" All types of historical transportation // Tous les moyens de transport historiques ...
WHEELED VEHICLES & THINGS AROUND THE WORLD / VÉHICULES & MACHINS À ROUES AUTOUR DE LA PLANÈTE.
WHEELED VEHICLES & THINGS AROUND THE WORLD / VÉHICULES & MACHINS À ROUES AUTOUR DE LA PLANÈTE.
Des fils partout ......./ Plenty of wires ...../ Hilos en todas partes.....
Des fils partout ......./ Plenty of wires ...../ Hilos en todas partes.....
La photo électrique / The electric photography / La fotografía eléctrica.
La photo électrique / The electric photography / La fotografía eléctrica.
Art decorated vehicles cars motorbikes vans trucks plans
Art decorated vehicles cars motorbikes vans trucks plans
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words...mots...palavras...wörter...parole...palabras...слова...
Signs signs signs / Enseignes, pancartes, panneaux et autres.
Signs signs signs / Enseignes, pancartes, panneaux et autres.
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I LOVE IT ! ★ J'AIME CELA ! ★ DAS LIEBE ICH ! ★ MI PIACE MOLTO !
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1960s International 4568 Turbo.
While doing a little research on this model, I came across some farmers discussing this on a forum in 2011. It was fun, with un-punctuated and uniquely constructed comments like, "...believe me [the engines] are not bullet proof [,] spend all winter tearing them down to the frame and starting over" and "Another bad thing about these engines ,,,,case ih college boys decided thet [sic] need not to sell parts for these !!!!!! funny thing can go to a John Deere dealer and get parts for a tractor built in 1930 ,,,far as im concearned [sic] the case ih college boys should be prosecuted"
ih = International Harvester. The use of "college boys" is a derisive one about what they consider overly educated engineers and the arrogance of making parts impossible to replace - unlike John Deere.
I was surprised to see that this issue began so long ago - nine years - in farming equipment. I have read that there is an enormous market for 1970s and even older John Deere farm equipment, because they do sell parts. The newer trend has been to make farm equipment repairable only at the dealership. So, on top of spending, say, $100,000 on a tractor, the financially strapped farmer can't even fix the thing himself after the warranty is up - which was customary until the '70s or 80s. In addition, he cannot stop planting or harvesting for two weeks while a dealer schedules work on his equipment.
Quotes are from: www.redpowermagazine.com/forums/topic/65803-4568-wpicture
While doing a little research on this model, I came across some farmers discussing this on a forum in 2011. It was fun, with un-punctuated and uniquely constructed comments like, "...believe me [the engines] are not bullet proof [,] spend all winter tearing them down to the frame and starting over" and "Another bad thing about these engines ,,,,case ih college boys decided thet [sic] need not to sell parts for these !!!!!! funny thing can go to a John Deere dealer and get parts for a tractor built in 1930 ,,,far as im concearned [sic] the case ih college boys should be prosecuted"
ih = International Harvester. The use of "college boys" is a derisive one about what they consider overly educated engineers and the arrogance of making parts impossible to replace - unlike John Deere.
I was surprised to see that this issue began so long ago - nine years - in farming equipment. I have read that there is an enormous market for 1970s and even older John Deere farm equipment, because they do sell parts. The newer trend has been to make farm equipment repairable only at the dealership. So, on top of spending, say, $100,000 on a tractor, the financially strapped farmer can't even fix the thing himself after the warranty is up - which was customary until the '70s or 80s. In addition, he cannot stop planting or harvesting for two weeks while a dealer schedules work on his equipment.
Quotes are from: www.redpowermagazine.com/forums/topic/65803-4568-wpicture
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I was just thinking about those old cars in Cuba. The market there is slowly becoming saturated with new cars that are also full of electronics. It will be impossible to repair them for all the "tinkerers" in Cuba.
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