Let's see your working tractors :)

NWMO 901 SOS · May 7, 2016

When ALL your vintage tractor can do is WHATEVER you ask of it,

FORD.

Larry NCKS · May 7, 2016

Is this one big enough? :lol:

NWMO 901 SOS · May 7, 2016

Pretty big Larry

Royse · May 7, 2016

There are several around here! A few pretty ones too.

NWMO 901 SOS · May 8, 2016

Nice pics Royse. Looks like an N or 2 (possibly an old Ferguson TO-30? X00 or X01 with the loader? And a shiny Industrial I assume. Again, nice pics.

Chris

Kirk-NJ · May 8, 2016

I have all kinds of fords here on my small farm to help me get whatever job I need done.

Kirk

BobReeves · May 8, 2016

My Ford 3000 with JD Flail mower.

RickB · May 8, 2016

Here's my 4000. Born as a gasser; now with a 1983 201 Diesel transplant. 735 loader has an HLA SSL QA device.

showcrop · May 8, 2016

She has done EVERYTHING that I have asked her to, LOL.

showcrop · May 8, 2016

She has done EVERYTHING that I have asked her to, LOL.

Ultradog MN · May 8, 2016

I don't know if they qualify as "working" tractors as they mostly lay
around in the shed.
I did put 6 or 7 hours on my little one yesterday though.
I was going to get the old galoot 4200 started just to pull the
cultipacker around but was running short on time so I just stuck with the
3000.

gears · May 8, 2016

got to get a pic of the 3400 outside with the loader on, but the 9 is used regularly

Ultradog MN · May 8, 2016

Your 3400 looks real good.
Even has the "correct" mushroom cap on the
air breather to go along with the old style
tin. They're getting harder to find.

robilmichael · May 8, 2016

Jubilee and 850, used every week for mowing, bush hogging, clearing.

Scott in SC · May 8, 2016

My middle son on my late father's 65 4000, his last tractor. I
brought her home and got her running again after 23 years.

Scott

michford · May 8, 2016

Here is my 860 taking care of the white stuff.
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Dean · May 8, 2016

Not sure, but I'm bettin' that that is not an S-O-S.

Dean

Dean · May 8, 2016

You folks are going to dis me for this but all of my working tractors these days are Kubotas (no photos) excepting my 52 8N with Sherman combo and carryall, which functions as my quad.

Dean

gears · May 8, 2016

Thanks UD, the carbon fiber muffler may detract from the originality though.

Benj R · May 8, 2016

Some of my working Fords, 1971 5000, 1968 5000, 1965 2000, 1952 8n ,1951 8n, 1947 2n.

Royse · May 8, 2016

No dissing from me Dean.
Except for not having pictures.

Will Gumbert · May 8, 2016

Those are some nice photos Benj. Thanks for posting... Will

NWMO 901 SOS · May 8, 2016

Nice pics everyone,

Benj - what is the yellow crop behind the N? that is a beautiful picture. Nice collection of old Fords.

Chris

stevob671 · May 8, 2016

The fleet ranked by HP...

sd pete · May 8, 2016

(quoted from post at 12:18:24 05/08/16)
She has done EVERYTHING that I have asked her to, LOL.

always liked the looks of these row crops.

RBnSC · May 8, 2016

my 601

chevytaHOE5674 · May 8, 2016

Here's a few.

RobCons · May 8, 2016

My 641, I use it for plowing, bush hogging, box blading, post hole digging, lifting, and just having fun with.

Rusty_S85 · May 8, 2016

Heres mine.

The red tractor based off sheet metal is a '58 to '62 Ford 601. I have not been able to officially date the tractor I believe it is how ever a '58 year model.

The blue tractor based off what I have found appears to be a '68 Ford 3000. This one is currently out of commission due to power steering system going from a dripping leak when shut off to a full blow leak when running. This tractor I also think is in need of a engine rebuild as I believe the engine is making a lot more noise than it should make. We had our engine guy we use rebuild a ford 3 cylinder diesel engine for a '80s model manitu fork lift, same engine as in this tractor, that fork lift with no muffler was quiet. This one with muffler is so loud at idle you almost have to yell.

Kurt-NEPA · May 8, 2016

My Pair.

Royse · May 8, 2016

(quoted from post at 01:57:35 05/08/16) Nice pics Royse. Looks like an N or 2 (possibly an old Ferguson TO-30? X00 or X01 with the loader? And a shiny Industrial I assume. Again, nice pics.

Chris

Thanks Chris. The front blade is on a 2N. Loader on a '53 Jubilee
with "roll your own" power steering I added a few years back
.
The ones in the yard are a 1948 Farmall BN, another '53 Jubilee
and a 1949 Allis Chalmers C.

Not all Fords. I'm pretty much color blind.

Benj R · May 8, 2016

Hey Chris. Thanks,The crop is canola.

Benj R · May 8, 2016

Thanks Will. Can not ever seem to get enough of old Ford tractors.

souNdguy · May 9, 2016

950 with mower attached, waiting another week or so for the weeds to outgrow the grass.

and the 850 putting out the last bale I had in early april.

JMOR · May 9, 2016

(quoted from post at 08:45:58 05/08/16) My middle son on my late father's 65 4000, his last tractor. I
brought her home and got her running again after 23 years.

Scott

cott, what is that bucket attachment? Looks familiar, but can't place it.

NWMO 901 SOS · May 9, 2016

Hey Larry,

I sent you an email with a link on a lubrication challenge I'm wading through, would love your opinion.

Chris

NWMO 901 SOS · May 9, 2016

Good looking, useful equipment

all.

Chris

Scott in SC · May 9, 2016

(quoted from post at 18:35:19 05/09/16)

(quoted from post at 08:45:58 05/08/16) My middle son on my late father's 65 4000, his last tractor. I
brought her home and got her running again after 23 years.

Scott

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cott, what is that bucket attachment? Looks familiar, but can't place it.

That is a Aldomi skid steer adaptor, adjustable for with, and curl. It's rated at 3k lbs, and of course it will fit any skid steer tool. I purchased it through Hay Spear in Missouri, and you can see their products on the web at: albomi.com. It works well with the 727.

Scott

Colin King · May 9, 2016

Doing some fence repair with the 8N.

And some planting with the 961D

Colin, MN

tracto-man · May 9, 2016

That little Simplicity is the hardest, most reliable, useful tractor I've ever had. The MF 65 barely got used to scrape the drive way and was going to get used until it
has a little rest in the muck for a while. I've yet to have a good running working ford

, but they are still my favorite!

jeffkoh · May 9, 2016

Calling for rain all week, thought it might be good to get my first sweet corn field plowed. '58 861 ran like a champ.

Josh Tallent · May 9, 2016

Here's the '52 8N with a weird old Ferguson scoop I found a few years back (it's a JO-20 I think). Not reversible, but it has an auto-dump feature I like.

And the '55 860, splitting some downed cherry last winter.

Josh Tallent · May 9, 2016

Hmm, no photos . . . . Second attempt!

Keith Williams · May 9, 2016

Pic's of me Mowing last fall with my 1964 Ford 4000.
Keith

Josh Tallent · May 9, 2016

Third time's a charm?

pomester · May 9, 2016

960 in the strawberries earlier today -

Royse · May 9, 2016

Yep, worked that time. Good looking machines!

Royse · May 9, 2016

I wish my 960's fenders looked that good!
I think I'll borrow your idea and put a x01 grill on mine.
Always like that grill better for some reason.

Josh Tallent · May 9, 2016

Thanks!

3000 FPS · May 9, 2016

72 Ford 2000. Still going strong. Gets used all the time.

souNdguy · May 10, 2016

is that a bell'd down water pipe steering arm? neat.

what's the right side bracket for?

thanks

JoeM(GA) · May 11, 2016

just dug a hole to bury neighbors mare with mine
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M-Farm · May 12, 2016

My goto tractor on the farm, does it all, still use it even though I have a bigger one now.

fredstev · May 12, 2016

Still a little wet here in mid Michigan. We got her out, though.

tracto-man · May 12, 2016

Wow! Somebody really spun that one down? I've got a tractor stuck many times but not that bad.

fredstev · May 12, 2016

Yup. I'm guilty. See that brush pile? When I went to swing around it, the disk caught and down I went.

showcrop · May 12, 2016

(quoted from post at 18:12:27 05/12/16) Yup. I'm guilty. See that brush pile? When I went to swing around it, the disk caught and down I went.

By the look of the tires it rained a bit between sinking her and taking the pic.

NWMO 901 SOS · May 12, 2016

Nice pics,

Even stuck they are great looking tractors!! I'm digging the strawberry pic as well. All very nice, the thousand series is even growing on me

Chris

Tall T · May 14, 2016

M-Farm,

I see you've got weight lifter ballast like mine.

Johneich · May 14, 2016

My workhorse, I named him Henry, early 3 cylinder diesel, this is just after I had a welder put two cylinders on the bucket where there was only one before (old tired cylinder not thought to be worthy of rebuilding, no name-parts), shorten and attach a JD ROPS I bought at auction, attach roof bought at auction and redrill repin all the loader pivot points. We work together almost daily.

Johneich · May 14, 2016

My pic is not posting, sorry,

M-Farm · May 16, 2016

(quoted from post at 12:02:01 05/14/16) M-Farm,

I see you've got weight lifter ballast like mine.

:lol:

pomester · May 16, 2016

Here's another 960 with mower - I bought this 2-3 years ago and have been working thru it - it was a basket case - I think someone had rebuilt the engine and lost interest - at least when I pulled a rod cap the bearing looked fresh - several parts missing - bad clutch, etc, etc - I've got more in it than I could sell it for, but I wanted it to work, so no big deal I guess....

IdahoClay · May 17, 2016

My 1961 Ford 641. Equipped with a 2005 operator.

Back blade and snow blower attachments.

Great tractor but gets stuck on the soft dirt and hills too often.

showcrop · May 17, 2016

(quoted from post at 00:31:57 05/17/16)
My 1961 Ford 641. Equipped with a 2005 operator.

Back blade and snow blower attachments.

Great tractor but gets stuck on the soft dirt and hills too often.

Clay, welcome to YT! When I was a kid there were very few FWA tractors around except for the 841 which was the one that I drove the most. Most loader tractors had a cross draw bar between the lower links, with a rusty old 55 gal. drum sitting on it which was filled with rocks and old cast iron.

Let's see your working tractors :)

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