The original honey bee

SVcummins · Apr 12, 2022

grandpa Love · Apr 12, 2022

That's cool!

fixerupper · Apr 12, 2022

And to add to the list is the Honey Bee made in Everly Iowa. It is a reversed Farmall B with a loader put on it. Not many were made, More of a locally manufactured and sold outfit.

muleman51 · Apr 13, 2022

The Honeybee loader was the go to loader for a lot of fertilizer plants, very maneuverable and great traction before skid steers.

grandpa Love · Apr 13, 2022

I just looked them up, looks like they
put those in a couple different Farmall
tractors, saw pictures of a 140

J.Wondergem · Apr 13, 2022

Boy that thing will suck fuel. I drove a V12 Detroit for a while. About 1 mile to a gallon, Sometimes less.

This post was edited by J.Wondergem on 04/14/2022 at 09:45 am.

504 · Apr 13, 2022

Back in the 60s it seemed like every MFA(Missouri Farmers
Association)had a Honey Bee to load fertilizer with. Things were
different then, I played on the one in town a lot, and no one ever
ran me off of it.

The original honey bee

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