Salvation Sunday

grandpa Love · Aug 11, 2019

Let's see what y'all have saved.

casecollectorsc · Aug 11, 2019

Nice resurrection!

Royse · Aug 11, 2019

[b:702d57b50e]Slideshow[/b:702d57b50e] of one.

sms · Aug 11, 2019

Truck and planer. They both needed some work.

grandpa Love · Aug 11, 2019

Royce, very nice! Lots of work
went into that!

James Howell · Aug 11, 2019

Here's one of many of our ugly ones.

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onefarmer · Aug 11, 2019

This was one my uncle used for years under a mounted picker. They removed the picker when they went narrow rows and got a New Idea pull behind. It pulled wagons for years after that then got parked for 20 years. When I got to it the engine was stuck covered in an inch of rust and dust. The muffler is someones homemade stainless steel. It's pretty in the pictures and it was for a year. Then the TSC paint started fading and it's now pink an ugly.

John Deere D · Aug 11, 2019

1945 Ford 2-N...?...was abandoned in a shed, had not ran for 30 + years...Trailered home in pieces. Purchased from family who had purchased new. Now runs and operates perfectly...?now assigned to a JD 261 Groomer......Cemetery detail..

No intention on a Paint Job...she's a work horse...no trailer Queen...

Bob...

Tony in SD · Aug 11, 2019

Grandpa?s new 1958 MM G144 combine and a MM ZA saved at a neighbor?s auction sale. His near 70 year old nephew came up to me, at a parade I was in with that set up and said ?That is Uncle Mike?s ZA?. I said ?How did he know?? He said ?I spent many summers on that tractor?. That proves to me each piece of machinery has its own personality. I?m on the ZA. My brother is on the combine.

John Deere D · Aug 11, 2019

Ferguson TEA-20...Purchased from original family...?.

Runs perfect....
No intention on a Paint Job...she's a work horse...no trailer Queen...

Bob...North Western Alberta..

DCM · Aug 11, 2019

This was my Dad's Ford truck when he hauled freight in the early '50s, it sat in the trees for 15 yrs, sold to a neighbour, bought back and had it restored,sits inside now.

37chief · Aug 11, 2019

You didn't say it had to be tractors. Here is my 1936 Indian four. I brought back to life. I wish I had taken before pictures. Stan

37chief · Aug 11, 2019

That is one nice Ford Truck. Stan

DCM · Aug 11, 2019

You motorcycle is a knockout. My favourite. Dan

Gary Mitchell · Aug 11, 2019

I have a couple of 350 RC's and an M but they're all still in purgatory. :-( gm

formerly ny bill · Aug 11, 2019

656 high utility that Dad bought new in 1968. it got a New Idea loader in '69 and still had it when I bought it at Dad's auction in 1989. I used it for my loader tractor until I bought my first Hydro 656, then it was a general farm tractor, until the oil pressure gauge line broke while raking hay. no more engine. by then it had over 12,000 hours, and it got parked in the weeds for several years. a friend had a combine engine that I bought and now it is a most useful yard tractor.

jddrawbar · Aug 11, 2019

That is one pretty Indian!

James Howell · Aug 11, 2019

Now that's nice!

SVcummins · Aug 11, 2019

John Deere pan breaker drug off a rock pile greased it put some trip ropes and went to work

John Deere no.8 sickle mower found in a farm yard

Bought this 3020 for 2000$ was supposed to have a blown engine turned out it was just way out of adjustment

sms · Aug 11, 2019

A couple more. RTE had ugly paint and a cobbled loader. ZTU was a basket case.

Bob N.Y. · Aug 11, 2019

MF 35 Deluxe. Didn't run when I bought it. Getting it running was the easy part. Then the fun began.

Royse · Aug 11, 2019

Bob N.Y., I did a Ferguson 35 Deluxe. Nice tractors.

Rich'sToys · Aug 11, 2019

MM 445. Parked some time in the 1990's and not ran since then. Not sure yet if I'll make it pretty or not.

mcrow4117 · Aug 12, 2019

grandpa Love · Aug 12, 2019

Nice!

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