Looking for help with identifying my Farmall pedal tractor.
Hello. Let me start by telling you what I do know about my tractor. It was purchased by my grandfather for my brother. He was born in 1950 and received it when he was 2 or 3. I have a picture of him on it when it was new. I also played with it 9 years later. The tractor is an Eska Farmall with the matching trailer with rounded fenders. It is in original condition with the exception of aftermarket pedals with push-nuts, 2 hub-caps, and the smoke stack. The aluminum casting is in excellent condition with no brakes or cracks. The casting is an 11 slot open grill. The paint is original showing ware but still very good with original decals still showing. The tires are marked Eska. What I would like to learn about my tractor and trailer is the year they was made, the model of both, just how rare are they, and an approximate value.
Any help would be appreciated. I'm not sure how to post pictures here but if you would like to see pictures of what I have shoot me an email at [email protected] Thanks, Fritz
Hello. Let me start by telling you what I do know about my tractor. It was purchased by my grandfather for my brother. He was born in 1950 and received it when he was 2 or 3. I have a picture of him on it when it was new. I also played with it 9 years later. The tractor is an Eska Farmall with the matching trailer with rounded fenders. It is in original condition with the exception of aftermarket pedals with push-nuts, 2 hub-caps, and the smoke stack. The aluminum casting is in excellent condition with no brakes or cracks. The casting is an 11 slot open grill. The paint is original showing ware but still very good with original decals still showing. The tires are marked Eska. What I would like to learn about my tractor and trailer is the year they was made, the model of both, just how rare are they, and an approximate value.
Any help would be appreciated. I'm not sure how to post pictures here but if you would like to see pictures of what I have shoot me an email at [email protected] Thanks, Fritz