Hi everyone,
Just got my Grandfather's old farmall home to Arkansas from Florida. My plans are to go through the tractor and clean it up to eventually show it as my Grandfather had most of the implements for it. It has the breaking plow, the planter with more seed wheels than I knew there were seeds to plant, a fertilizer spreader( I think), a disk, and cultivators. My question or questions are does anyone have a paint code for the implements my understanding is they we're blue? Also does anyone know the finish type of the seed hopper? This stuff has sat in a shop covered in dust and cobwebs for 40 years I bet. He just used the tractor to plow a little garden, bush hog and move things around the old place. It hasn't been used much the last few years he just got to old to get up on it. He passed last month so that's how I came to own it. My dad remembers some of how to use it but not all of it. So any information on how to operate some of this stuff would be helpful. Sorry for the long post just kind of excited to get to use this cool piece of history.
Just got my Grandfather's old farmall home to Arkansas from Florida. My plans are to go through the tractor and clean it up to eventually show it as my Grandfather had most of the implements for it. It has the breaking plow, the planter with more seed wheels than I knew there were seeds to plant, a fertilizer spreader( I think), a disk, and cultivators. My question or questions are does anyone have a paint code for the implements my understanding is they we're blue? Also does anyone know the finish type of the seed hopper? This stuff has sat in a shop covered in dust and cobwebs for 40 years I bet. He just used the tractor to plow a little garden, bush hog and move things around the old place. It hasn't been used much the last few years he just got to old to get up on it. He passed last month so that's how I came to own it. My dad remembers some of how to use it but not all of it. So any information on how to operate some of this stuff would be helpful. Sorry for the long post just kind of excited to get to use this cool piece of history.
