More thinning of the herd

Leon R · Jul 10, 2021

This time it's the 1948 Cub leaving. Bought and restored it in 1996. Have two more units to find homes for, a JD60 orchard and a 1949 JDMC. I have always enjoyed the restoration part of owning old tractors more so than having them kept in storage and attending displays. Also I am creeping up to 78 years old so it's time for someone else to enjoy them.

Crookedcreekjerseys · Jul 10, 2021

Thats some tough stuff, Im 25 and I cant imagine selling my
tractors and trucks. Any words of advice for a person with so
many years in between.

thehickdaddy · Jul 11, 2021

Post photos of mc please

larry@stinescorner · Jul 11, 2021

nice looking cub!!!

grandpa Love · Jul 11, 2021

Leon R, I understand what you mean about
having them in storage. We hate to see a
tractor just sit around. It's the thrill
of the hunt,the fixing it up,and driving
it around the first time in years. We
are terrible collectors......lol. I'm
always happy to send a tractor to a new
home where it will get used and loved.
That is better than me hoarding them and
having them just sit around.......

Leon R · Jul 11, 2021

(quoted from post at 04:48:28 07/11/21) Leon R, I understand what you mean about
having them in storage. We hate to see a
tractor just sit around. It's the thrill
of the hunt,the fixing it up,and driving
it around the first time in years. We
are terrible collectors......lol. I'm
always happy to send a tractor to a new
home where it will get used and loved.
That is better than me hoarding them and
having them just sit around.......

ou are right about the hunt,the acquistion and the restoration there is a lot of fun in that.

Leon R · Jul 11, 2021

(quoted from post at 23:13:03 07/10/21) Post photos of mc please

Here is the MC

More thinning of the herd

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