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What are the most collectable implements, besides plows?

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JD70Jim

07-21-2001 12:43:01




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I notice that there is a lot of interest in matched implements with tractors at shows. Besides the obvious one, a plow, what implements are most popular to restore and show?

I think that the following would be good choices:

Manure Spreader..... ..... ..JD "N"
4 row planter..... ..... ....JD #494
mounted mowing machine..... .JD #5 loader..... ..... ..... .....JD #45 baler..... ..... ..... ..... JD #214W
pull type combine..... ..... JD #12A cultivator..... ..... ..... .JD series 400
Cornpicker..... ..... ..... .JD 227

Any comments? IHC equipment? AC?

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Phil (VA)

07-23-2001 12:51:05




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 Re: What are the most collectable implements, besides plows? in reply to JD70Jim, 07-21-2001 12:43:01  
Another classic is the Dearborn equipment with the N series Fords, particularly the red belly Fords.



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Tim(nj)

07-22-2001 19:57:26




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 Re: What are the most collectable implements, besides plows? in reply to JD70Jim, 07-21-2001 12:43:01  
AC- WD45 tractor and Big Bin 66 combine, or WD45 tractor and 1-row #50 forage chopper, or WD45 tractor and a Roto-Baler with Overdrive.


Only ever seen one of those choppers. Don't know how good or bad they were but certainly interesting looking.



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Steve450

07-21-2001 20:25:20




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 Re: What are the most collectable implements, besides plows? in reply to JD70Jim, 07-21-2001 12:43:01  
Some of the old fast hitch stuff is bringing a decent price these days. Getting harder to find in N.E. Pa. Everybody has cut and welded to convert them to 3pt.



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