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Re: Collectability (sp?) of Farmalls
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Posted by kschu on December 14, 1999 at 13:08:46 from (192.135.215.21):
In Reply to: Collectability (sp?) of Farmalls posted by Bama Binder on December 14, 1999 at 12:18:28:
I got into collecting after getting married and meeting my fater in law. He had 11 Farmall tractors. Most do not run and sit in a shed. I think they are very interesting. I bought a Super M to help with getting firewood on the farm. Next , I started collecting tools. I picked up some operators manuals, sales brochures, and parts manuals. Now I felt the need for another tractor, so I bought a F340 Diesel. Now I am trying to find implements for it. There is not much 2 point stuff around in descent condition. I have a few pieces though. Next, I would like to get a crawler of some sort...TD340, T-20, or TD-6. I am around my 30's and have the Farmall bug. I almost forgot, I also have a IH Cub Cadet 105. Those old lawn mowers are realy built good. Just a few of my thoughts. Everything that I have bought could be sold and money made, but then you would have to start all over.
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