any hambers with tractors

I have a 49 farmall just about ready for paint.

 

Unfortunately, I'm addicted to restoring them. Mainly FORD 3000's.

 

I have posted these before but I will put them up in here too.

We have the 1949 BF Avery that my grandfather bought new. It will get restored someday but for now it still does the odd bit of work around home.

Here it is being used for tow truck duty. disregard the O/T dually project it is towing.



The wooden stick that you see on the right side of the gas tank is the "gas gauge"





Here it is tucked in the shop with a few of the ON topic projects. 47 dodge coach, 39 dodge sedan & coupe (canadian dodges - same as an american plymouth)



Grandpa also bought all new implements at the same time (that hung below the belly of the tractor) had a mower, a plow, a blade and a 4 disc cultivator. Unfortunately we do not have any of these any more, they were already gone long before anyone thought to keep stuff like that. This is the tractor that both my dad & I learned to drive on when we were kids (40 or so years apart )

 

love the pics i will add mine once it arrives from ohio

 

Have a 20 year old Craftsman 12.5 horse.
The first vehicle I ever drove was my greatgrandpa's 8n. I was about 10. ah memories. Would love to own one some day.

 

I have 2 1929 McCormick 10-20's and over 1 dozen 1958-69 Simplicity and Allis Chalmers lawn tractors.

Fritz

 

'47 Farmall A. Learned to drive on it in the mid '50's, gave it a quickie motor rebuild around '70, used it to power my uncle's planer when I sized the framing lumber for my house in '78. Long overdue for major work now, on the "someday" project list.......

Ed

 

Been a "tractor guy" practically since the cradle. With my dad overseas flying B-17's and B-29's making the Germans and Japaneese VERY sorry for messing with the USA I became my grandfathers shadow. He was a farmer and relied on Oliver power and one lone Ford 8N to get the job done. I was driving the "fleet" by the time I was in first grade.
Currently I have that very same 8N and a couple of Oliver 70's (one running,one dead) to amuse myself and the 8N makes short work of the snow around here.

Frank

 

Traditional or not, everyman should own a tractor!

 

I Don't Have A Tractor, But I Have A Vintage Sprint Car With A WD45 Allis Chalmers Engine. This Car Has A Great History In The 1940's Midwest , It Won Alot Of Races With The Allis. 226ci, 4 1/2 " Stroke, Overhead Valves, 2 97's Goes Like Hell

 

My `55 Ford 900 and my `42 IH

 

I have had this john deere for 15 years, finally showed my Bride how to operate it , Now I can't get on it ,,,,Sam

 

In my family we have a Lanz bulldog, a Rumley Oil Pull (had two of them but someone stole the one) that my grandfather had used to break the land that he homesteaded.

Personally I own a 51ish Mcormick W6, a 1961 Fordson Super Major (was my wife's grandfathers tractor before he p***ed away) and I have a 1949 John Deere MC crawler that was also owned by my grandfather and my uncle, who are now both deceased.

 

Cant get on the tractor or the bride?

 

I have a few. First pic is my '52 John Deere A after I restored it. This tractor was bought new by my Grandad. Second pic was taken soon after he bought it.




This is my '65 Cub Cadet 105 with hydrostatic drive. Still works like a new one. Hopefully I will get to repaint it this winter.



This is a the '56 JD 720 I just traded off this week



And this is the '61 M***ey Ferguson that I traded the 720 for.

 

or two... or three.. or

 

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My tractor a little different than yours but still a tractor.http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/kk119/redlineoryourmine/fat166.jpg

 

Got a '52 Ferguson 2085 that my grandfather bought new. He gave it to me shortly before he p***ed, I will never part with it until I hand it down. Needs restoration but still gets worked plowing snow, grading the driveway and running the woodsplitter.

 

My 1950 Farmall Cub with popup pistons! In the back ground is my 1915Case Hay Press. Then my 1945 Case Sc

 

1954 Farmall Super MTA. Only made 1 year.

 

Older garden tractors......









Going to pick up another Ford today

 

here are my Fordson Dexta ,Case VAC and Case 300

 

Is that an old M2 "high speed" military weapons tug?

 

3020 John Deere with loader and a 640 Ford for brush hog and box blade, and an ***load of garden tractors. including a 145 Ford and my favorite a 16-6 Sears with twin onan.

 

ok so the cub was delivered yesterday..i know it aint much but damnit its mine...and my boys peddle tractor...oyeah did u know farmall cubs had an ss model....i didnt either

 

Was that the one they used to use at Huron? I never saw it but always heard it was a 427.

 

Here is my 1941 Farmall A, puchased new by a farmer up the road and then we bought it in 1969. It has the original lift-all system which works by sending the exhaust into a piston on the side of the tractor. Also have the cord saw that came with it.

 

Hey poncho, ya ain't got an extra carb laying around for a 145 do ya? Mine is a closed sided one. I'd like to do a hitch like the one you have with the plow. I have either a Brinely or a Sears plow to get mounted before gardening season.
Here's a couple tractors I would like to get drug home.