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Farbs10

02-14-2002 17:05:47




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Since theres been a lot of polling going on, i curious to ask what are the favorite tractors anybody here has driven? It really doesnt matter what make it is. Im colorblind.




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Mark W

02-17-2002 13:41:07




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
My first love was a 48 H,it broke my heart to sell her, but I'm fond of both my 52 Super A and my 53 super H.



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The Dukester

02-15-2002 21:17:48




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
My uncle had a Super MTA that I got to run a lot and I believe in that time, that tractor was just about as good as a tractor could be, I sure enjoyed it. Later I had a straight Super M and it was good, but not as nice as the MTA. Now I run a CaseIH 7110 for a farmer friend, and with all the conveniences it has, it is a very nice machine to run but it lacks "character", I guess you'd call it. When you're an oldtimer like me, you sort of share the work with your tractor and the older ones were just more fun (most of the time) to work with. I've got an M now and a couple of (don't shoot) two cylinder John Deeres that I do exhibition plowing with and they are sure fun to run. They are not the tractor the Super MTA was though.

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Bob Kerr

02-15-2002 20:05:25




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
Grandpa retired from farming back in 65, but I can say Both of us really liked his 2 Ms. I was too little to drive them , but Grandpa always talked about how good those tractors were for him. He also had an F-20 with a loader, but after he tipped it over taking logs off an old cabin and nearly lost a finger, I guess the love was lost for it. My experience on a tractor growing up was on a 51 Ferguson TO20. We bushhogged, hauled short logs for firewood, lifted logs for a shed with the boom, and so many more things with that little beast. I did some plowing with it and it did great with that also in 3rd gear. That is one "bang for the buck" little utility tractor.I would sell 2 ford 9Ns to get one ferggy!Tough! 25 years of hard working it and not one problem outside of batterys getting old and a limb knocking off the fuel shut off knob. The Allis C (and the rest of those) are nice looking also, but I just sat on one to mow once in a while and only remember it was a good one.

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Hugh MacKay

02-15-2002 18:41:13




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
I farmed for 30 years, owned 15 different tractors from a 53 Farmall Super A to a 1975 Farmall 1066. I have operated many other than my own. I probably have 25,000 hours in tractor seat, lifetime. My favourite was my Farmall 656D. To all you guys who said Farmall M, the 656 is just a derivetive of the Farmall M. I did own a Super M. If you guys can imagion an M with armchair comfort, you can imagion a 656. Someone once asked what I liked most about 656; I responded that on a corn planter or a mower conditioner it will out manouver a Massey 135, and for a much larger tractor that damn good. It would also pull a 5 x16 semi mount plow 8 inches deep.

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RossMN

02-15-2002 17:50:46




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
I like My dads Ford's best (8000 7710 and a 4000 had a 6000and a super C and a super MTA learned to drive on them last 3)but i like my neighbors 766 amd 1466 and My grandpa's W6 even though i have never driven it (its dead hope when i finish colleage i will have enough cash to restore it)



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Bill VanHooser

02-15-2002 16:44:00




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
Without hesitation, I like the Farmall M - a real classic looking farm tractor. Makes you feel special when you drive one.



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Dave 2N

02-15-2002 12:07:56




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
I'm basically color blind but I grew up on a Farmall M; it will always be No. 1 with me.



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Carp

02-15-2002 10:38:15




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
I have always liked farmall 450's. Dad had one when I was little, and I just couldn't stop thinking about one of my own. Finally got one this past fall.



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CW in KC

02-15-2002 09:59:46




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
Favorite from my childhood on Grandpa's farm was the old Allis Chalmers C I used to run all over the countryside. I have a couple H's and a 460 Industrial now. Need to find an old AC "C".



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farmallgod

02-15-2002 09:53:12




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
The M diesel it is amazing but expensive to work on.



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John in Maryland

02-15-2002 06:17:14




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
I would have to say my favorite is a 966 or a 1066. I have run both alot, and man, what a machine. I think the 1066 is a little better w/the turbo, but I like to 966 because it don't have a cab. A 656 is not far down the list either. Although I enjoy my super C's too.



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1206SWMO

02-15-2002 07:48:45




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 Re: Re: Favorite tractors in reply to John in Maryland, 02-15-2002 06:17:14  
Needless to say my favorite tractors are my two 1206's.Its just alot of fun to drive them and hear that great sounding DT361 thru a chrome straight pipe.Here are some pictures of them and lots more.



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JD Humm

02-16-2002 07:20:12




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 Re: Re: Re: Favorite tractors in reply to 1206SWMO, 02-15-2002 07:48:45  
Glad you posted that link again, I have it book marked now for future reference, the redpower site goes so fast it was gone before I had a chance to finsh looking when it was on there.



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jeff

02-15-2002 04:36:01




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
AC WD-45 W/F



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LazyHorse

02-15-2002 04:27:36




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
I've got a few, Farmall H & m, and Oliver 880



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JD Humm

02-15-2002 02:29:38




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
third party image

This is my all time favorite, my dad's 1256 he bought new in 1969. Wish he still had it. By the way the tractor was 13 years old in this photo, that is original paint.



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Randy

02-14-2002 21:28:34




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
It's probably a toss up between my 37 Farmall F30
and a LA case of my dads that I ran as a kid.



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Red Rider

02-14-2002 20:48:29




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
I can remember 2 tractors that My Dad bought. One was a 1952 Super M. Man I thought that tractor was something. I loved hearing that govener coming on and off. Then he bought a 400 Diesel in 1956, I loved that Diesel and that TA. As a Kid I liked seeing those puffs of black smoke when the govener opened on hard pulls. I have both of those tractors today plus a 600 Diesel. I'd have to say its a toss up between that 400 and the 600.

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JDHUMP

02-14-2002 19:58:01




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
CASEIH 7140. What a machine!!!!



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ScottyNY

02-14-2002 19:31:17




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
Don't know as I ever drove anything other than a Farmall. Grandpa must've had his doubts about me figuring out the shift pattern on the Oliver that served as his heavy tractor. It's purely sentiment, but I'd say his BN was a great little tractor. That's what I learned to drive on. I was just able to buy it back, and it'll be a labor of love getting her back in shape. Sentiment aside, I'd be a little torn between an H and a SuperC among the Farmalls. Grandpa's H was a hard workin' tractor, but running my own SuperC, I can see how it was a handier tractor to have--stronger than the A/B/BN but easier to handle and maneuver than the H. Trying to be objective, I'd vote for the C/SuperC as the handiest tractor. Favorite, though? Gotta be my BN.

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Steven@nd

02-14-2002 19:00:07




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
Would have to say my Super MTA!! Runs better than our newer tractors, has better lugging power, and STYLE like a 57 Chevy!

Steven

PS I'm sure I'll love my H just as much once she moves under her own power!



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Ken Christopherson

02-14-2002 18:11:01




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
All tractors, but I have really only drven the Farmall's and Cases. Out of them, I would have to say my 1940 Farmall M... Nothing like it in the world, especially when you have a 80" snow bucket full of dirt, and have no power steering! ;-) Just builds muscle, thats all...



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Robert Drake

02-14-2002 17:45:30




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
I have a 1950 Farmall Super A that I love. My Grandpa had a 1954 Farmall 100 that my Uncle now has.I grew up with that tractor and its my favorite.



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190XT

02-14-2002 17:44:02




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LL



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JDM

02-14-2002 17:22:13




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
My Daddys M Farmall.Nothing else compares to it now!



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mike

02-14-2002 17:15:37




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 Re: Favorite tractors in reply to Farbs10, 02-14-2002 17:05:47  
red ones



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cornfused

02-14-2002 17:32:44




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 Re: Re: Favorite tractors in reply to mike, 02-14-2002 17:15:37  
I was extremely fond of the 4010 as a kid but of all the ones I have owned I think my H Farmall is about the handiest and the most fun to drive.



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Wayne Swenson

02-15-2002 15:09:53




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 Re: Re: Re: Favorite tractors in reply to cornfused, 02-14-2002 17:32:44  
Farmall H is my favorite; my Super C is very close, however.



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