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Re: Post what kind of tractors you have
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Posted by migraine on January 02, 2006 at 20:31:51 from (24.22.154.216):
In Reply to: Post what kind of tractors you have posted by Brad Wright on January 02, 2006 at 15:59:24:
We have a Massey Ferguson 175 Diesel with loader that we use in the landscaping business, but it will be replaced one of these days with a Farmall to join the others in the sheds. All I.H. and International.
1933 F-12 with Waukesha made in Feb 1933 and restored 10 years ago. Runs great and has Kay Bruner wheels.
1939 H with M&W hand clutch original needs restored
1940 H restored
1944 M restored
1951 M Diesel restored
1953 Super H needs work
1955 100 original
1955 200 original
1955 300 restored
1955 400 restored
1957 350 just finished restoration
1958 340 original
1958 560 gas restored
1958 460 Diesel Turbocharged Puller
1959 560 gas restored
1959 560 Diesel original
1962 504 restored
1966 806 Diesel original
1972 966 Diesel original
147 Cub Cadet with Johnson loader
123 Cub Cadet Hydro
1450 Cub Cadet needs help
3 Fast Hitch plows including a 2 bottom rollover and carriers and enough parts to build 2 tractors I think. Currently looking at 240, Super C and MTA. Will see how the next week turns out. Yea I do love the Farmalls and have been around them for 50 years and farmed with them in Iowa and Washington.
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