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jda1961

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southeastern west virginia
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1978 ford 3600, 1964 ford 4000 rowcrop
here are a few photod of my 1964 ford 4000 rowcrop. some of the stabilizer bars a made for it and how the hook up.
 

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Sweet!
 
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Man, I love those tractors. They are functional as well as beautiful. Good Job. Ken Sweet
 
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Now thats a beauty...drooling. :)
 
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Nice job, sure do like the old fords.
 
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man.. that thing looks near identical to my wf 63. wish mine had the 5spd trans.. but then i'd have to loose my sherman combo. hard call there.. :)

great job.

soundguy

Here's mine.. look like they could be brother and sister! again.. great job!

http://www.tractorshed.com/gallery/uptest/a12881.jpg

http://www.tractorshed.com/gallery/uptest/a12879.jpg

Nice looking tractor Soundguy. I honestly think I had rather have a tractor like that, than a lot of these new tractors. My first tractor was a 601 Workmaster. Ken Sweet
 
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I do plenty of work with my antiques. I have a 1955 ford 850 that is worn around the edges, and has lots of aftermarket and farm repairs on it. she starts and runs.. smokes a lil more out the breather than the tailpipe :) and has a drip or two.. but she lifts 1000# round bales on her ford 711 1-arm laoder when it comes time to feed animals. And up until last week I was still feeding out rounds in 3 pastures due to NO RAIN in my area of florida. Only just this week does the grass look promising enough that I can stop feeding hay. that's ridiculus that I've had to feed hay HALF way into the year...

Next hardest worker is my 1975 5000, pulling a 10' hog to mow weeds obviously, since grass won't grow without rain.. but magically weeds can.. go figure.

have another mower on a 55 740 NF. and my 55 660 and 54 nAA do most of the pto or general loader chores. did use my 3000 for the mower.. but that 740 turns sooooooo much sharper that I have too much fun mowing on it.

soundguy
 
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You have a nice set of tractors, some very unusual to see around here.
Feeding for us stopped about the last of March. Fescue, clovers and Orchard grass started coming on. The cool spell hit and slowed the growth rate down, however, the cows never caught up to the grass. My Son is round baling 25 acres today and about 150 more to go.
I also enjoy mowing with a NF, but here in south central Ky we are in the Karst region of the state and have lots of underground streams and caves that lend to sinkholes falling in over the winter/spring seasons. Just about the right size to wipe out a NF before you can hit a brake. My Dads first tractor was a New VAC Case with NF. I mowed with the 7 ft Case #10 sickle bar with it when I was a kid and it would also spin on a dime on the corners. Ken Sweet
 
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I also got lucky and found a 541 offset.. quite a nice machine.. was very glad to find it.

soundguy
 

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