I�ve posted these pictures many times, but we�ll do her again...
The 1935 Chevrolet 1 1/2 ton grain truck was my grandfathers. My uncle got it from him in 64 and used it everyday to feed silage until 1987. I bought it a few years ago and went through and brought it back up to running condition. I drive it everyday doing chores and running between farms and even sometimes to town. It isn�t efficient and those mechanical brakes give your thigh a workout but I still love running it like they did. I do hose it off every so often but I don�t think I�ll ever do any body work. Everyone knows her like she is.
My 886 I do winter chores with if it isn�t too muddy for two wheel drive. There are lots better loader tractors out there (and two others on this farm) but I really love the 86 for some reason. She fertilizes in the fall and spring, pulls the drill for wheat, and runs the batwing mower. Hay season I sometimes run 10 hours a day in it and love every minute. I�m the second owner with about 3800 hours on her now.
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