What kind of tractor is this?

Barbara Elliott · Oct 16, 2013

I have a tractor that was included with the house I bought several years ago. I do not have any idea what type/kind of tractor it is and would like to know. There is no markings what so ever on it. No plates, numbers, or identifying marks of any kind. I have included pictures to help out.

paul · Oct 16, 2013

I don't see a pic yet?

What color is it painted?

Paul

Mike (WA) · Oct 16, 2013

Make another run at the pictures- the sages of this site will be able to recognize it immediately. Or not.

Fred from MO · Oct 16, 2013

Oh I have 3 of those tractors. Its a masseydeereoliverfordchalmersfarmallmoline!! Lol! But I could be mistaken wink wink. Seriously your pictures did not come through. It could be a case!

JOHNNYfromMI · Oct 16, 2013

I have no idea!

ericlb · Oct 16, 2013

barbara,to load pics you need to post them first to someplace like photobucket then to here or you can load them off your computer in the "help identify" colum to the left of the page , or email them to me and ill put them on here , now im courious what you have

Mike (WA) · Oct 16, 2013

You can load pictures directly from your computer memory to here- hit Browse, go to My Pictures and click on the one you want, then hit Open.

She may be trying to load directly from a camera or cell phone- don't think you can do that, got to get it into My Pictures on your computer first.

bill mart · Oct 16, 2013

why do the idiots come out of the woodwork when a photo fails to load. Thanks to the posters who offer advice not sarcasm. Bill

farmer boy · Oct 16, 2013

First go to the top of the page and click Modern View. If not yet logged in, click log in and do so. Go to tractor talk and click on your post

Click edit just below the red bar, it is not shown in the picture, but it will be right there beside the other two items in the oval. You can only edit your own posts. A page identical to a reply page will appear

Click the 'Upload Photo' button. Press Browse, find the right file and select your photo. Click open.

Now click 'Upload'. Located beside 'browse' Now it will load and ask you if you want to continue. Click continue
Your photo is uploaded. Multiple can be uploaded.

James Howell · Oct 16, 2013

Very good step-by-step instructions; nice work.

Royse · Oct 16, 2013

Sometimes new users cannot post pictures.
If you want to email the picture to me I will post it for you.
Just click the email button in this post to send an email.

DENNIS MIN · Oct 16, 2013

BillMart,

Please include me in that inclusive list of idiots.

D.

Blackhole49 · Oct 17, 2013

Check out a Jim Dandy tractor.

mmfan55 · Oct 17, 2013

I will try again. Economy. Power King.

Barbara Elliott · Oct 17, 2013

(quoted from post at 16:13:53 10/17/13) Check out a Jim Dandy tractor.

How can I tell? What is something I can look for that will tell me yes it is a Jim Dandy or other type? Is there something unique to a Jim Dandy that I can look for? I have looked everywhere on this tractor and can not find anything.

Matt_In · Oct 17, 2013

Power King more than likely. Jimmy Dandys had a 12 Kohler that looks to be a 14 hp if its a 14hp its a 1614 (16 being the size of the rear wheels). That one appears to be prior to 1978. Very good heavy built tractors. Plenty of info can be found online.

http://www.powerkingtractor.com/

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