tonights feature /Richard G,,,oldest tractor in use

larry@stinescorner

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Richard G would like to see the oldest tractor in use on the farm,This is the oldest big tractor in the neighborhood,
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And the neighbors 88 is pretty old,,,and get used ,,,,a lot! What is your oldest tractor in use on the farm yet?
 
These shots have top 4 oldest, the 3 tied for 5th and the one that falls in 6th place

39 A oldest
44 B,
45 W6,
48 Cub,
49 C H M, three way tie(5th)
50 W4
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1939 9N Does all the plowing, cultivating, and some belt work.
1944 H does the loader and brush hog work.
1953 Super M does the planting, disking, picking, and some belt work.
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1957 520. Does all the odd jobs. The neighbors look at us like we are dumb for using it. We wonder how you can use a 100 hp tractor for
small jobs.
 
My 1937 reversed F12'loader is my oldest that is used regularly,I cultivate with a '45 M. My 1256 and 706 the oldest in the area
for big tillage tractors.
 
Guess I am not the oldest. My 42 JD H gets worked a lot around here. It is my favorite tractor and my 52 8N is next.
Richard
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That would be my 41 9-N still mowes , brush hogs,moves gravel, and plows snow. joe
PS the lazy 39 only looks good, it's retired. joe
 
Model 50 Diesel, 1962 year make, IMHO one of the finest tractors MF ever made. Still going strong.

Fitted with MF32 sickle mower. 7ft - pitman drive.
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I rent my farm out but it seems like I'm doing something with my 1953 E-5 Co-op all the time.....This is one
easy starting and good running tractor..
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Welll, most of you guys have me beat. The oldest tractor that sees any serious work here is the Cockshutt 40. Its a 52 model and mainly runs
the snow blower (but not this winter). I did a little rotary cutting with it but otherwise it had an easy winter. The real workhorse is this
1964 model Massey Super 90. A front end loader tractor is real handy and there is always work for it. Carrying hay bales all winter for the
cattle is its main job in winter. Raking hay, hauling bales and buckets of gravel all summer.
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Oldest and only tractor around here (1953 Model 60 ). Towing the Mega trailer. Lives in a heated shop ( retired like me). Bought and farmed from 1971 - 1976.
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I don't actually farm with them, but this is my '36 F20 on a "political campaign".

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And my '39 H running the baler last summer.

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Only tractor here. My 43 2N pulling some maple saplings last summer shortly after engine job and before remounting FEL for wintertime duties.
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Does the drivline on that plow twitch with every stroke as you pull it through the field 👹👹👹👹😹😹😹
 
I came across a copy of 1988 " engines and engineers" magazine. Massey Ferguson was doing a search for the oldest Massey tractor in use. A gentleman in Canada was using an early Massey (I want to say 20's) for his belt power on his feed mill. He won a new 375 and a trip to England. The oldest U.S. winner was a 1927 Wallis that was used on a Wisconsin dairy on the manure spreader. He won $1000. In 1990 that seemed archaic, but if we think about it today a 60 year old tractor is not out of line.
 
1944 Ford 2N that Dad bought new in May of 44, anything and everything that I need to do around what I have left of the farm. Also have a 41 9N but it is apart for engine rebuild.
 
My 49 M Farmall grinds feed every week - 10 days.
I think it's easier on a grinder to have a small tractor
that will give when the load is tough. I never sheer
any pins! With that narrow front I can back the
grinder anywhere and without a cab I can put it in
the shed with the 8 foot door.
 
That's an interesting flat bed in your first picture, with the three outside boards angled towards the center. Does that work better than a completely flat bed?

Nice Farmalls too!
 
Use "<a href="https://youtu.be/HgKBuc5Qi8Q">Uncle Earl</a>" our 39B to rake hay on occasion and for flag detail on holidays.

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(quoted from post at 16:07:00 03/15/16) Richard G would like to see the oldest tractor in use on the farm, What is your oldest tractor in use on the farm yet?

1942 Allis Chalmers G w/ cultivator
 

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