Monday Rust Pic

kcm.MN · Mar 25, 2019

Tom671 · Mar 25, 2019

I have seen that tractor on one of my road trips a few years ago. I just can't remember the town.

SweetFeet · Mar 25, 2019

Neat pic.

JohnV2000 · Mar 25, 2019

Nice photo, I just got home from a trip to Arizona, similar scenery to in that picture!

greenmech · Mar 25, 2019

Won't take much to get her going, as my friends tell me. Ron MN

Denny K · Mar 25, 2019

Anybody know brand & model? I think that the rear fender (in back) had a built-in tool box. My uncle had a tractor that had that type of fenders but cant remember brand.

Athol Carr · Mar 25, 2019

Fordson. The extended fenders were to stop the tractor rearing up and killing the driver. A very common occurance with the early Fordsons, the drawbar was very close to the bottom of the differential, so fairly high up and also just behind the axle. There were many instances when harrow bars were carried up by the lugs on the back wheels and on over the driver. This occurred in tight turns whilst dragging harrows.
Harry Ferguson's early experiments in Ireland with his 3 pt linkage were carried out on the early Fordson tractors.

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