a few of my tractors have names. the most famous is Earl, the 2150 Oliver. named for the lead character in the TV show "Dinosaurs", whose job was pushing over trees. Earl was my first 4wd. I built the frame for the used truck snowplow blade, and Earl's job is pushing and packing silage in the bunk.
then there are Shiny and Skippy, both 656 hydros. Skippy had a bad valve when Shiny arrived, so they got their names. Skippy now has a rebuilt engine, but the name stuck. Skippy on the left, Shiny on the right.
then there is Dad's 656. he bought it new. I'm not sure where that picture landed.
I have 3 Farmall 200s. the two Sisters have consecutive serial numbers- 200N and 200W, for their front ends. the other is Rusty.
most of the rest of the tractors are just called by their model number. missing pictures of Rusty and Dad's 656, and I can't figure out how to fix the post. enjoy.
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