End of year/Start of new year project update

Hello CONNOR 9988, Thanks for the comments and following the show! Let me start off by saying I'm not a Farmer (God Bless Them), my life's career has been in
mechanical design, metal fabrication, machining and prototyping. About 10 years ago I started a small hobby farm growing tropical fruit (bananas, mangoes, lychees,
papayas, etc. I love working with trees!),
5 years ago I decided things would be easier with a tractor, to pull around the utility wagons, fertilizer, boom bucket etc etc. Used tractors are not
cheap down here (I am) so I had been watching Craig's list. One day up pooped this add for an old Case tractor for a price that fit my budget. The owner wasn't
having much luck selling her as she didn't have a 3 point hitch or hydraulics, and was just plain old (like me). I was really just looking for a mule, she fit the
bill and home she came. Over the years I fixed her up and started to think maybe it would be nice to have hydraulics and a 3 point hitch, then I cold put a boom
pole lift on her, or a small grader blade, a pond scoop, and who knows what all. She's a great worker, very reliable, easy to work on and this would make her even
more useful. So, I started thinking and doing some research......

Sounds like a winner to me. Keep the pictures coming as you go along. I like modifications or farmer-izations that mostly use nuts and bolts to get the job done. Welding and cutting things to or on the tractor permanently alters the tractor in my mind and you cant get it back afterwords if so wished. I like your changes and they look mostly nut and bolt alterations which is neat. Looks almost like a factory experimental Eagle Hitch model SC.

I have attached a couple pictures of another Case Farmer-ization. Not my tractor but still pretty interesting.