[Robert_in_NY]

My M came with the farm my parents bought in 1987. It was bought new by the previous owner who grew tomatos on this property for ages. It was always kept in the barn and is in great original condition. It even has the original rear tires the side walls have holes rotted thru. I need to replace them but there has been no hurry as I hadn't used that tractor much in the last 6 years for various reasons.

Since I finally brought it back to the farm (it was stored at my grandfathers place when we tore down its old home to put up a new barn and never made it back down till last month) it will start seeing more use hopefully. But with my back the way it is now it is not a tractor I will choose to get on and off multiple times a day. I will either find a sickle mower or put the cultivators on it and leave it like that.