Lets see your best tractor pictures

[Sawyer Rob]

That's a great pict. rdl...

Anyway, here's an old suburban headed to the scrap yard,

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[4570Man]

That sure is a nice road drag.

 

[bdog]

Until you fall through

I have about a dozen of tubs similar to that. They look to be identical except mine do not have slots in them. They are very durable and no one will fall through. Mine are 4'x4'x4'. I have loaded them plum full of scrap metal and when I take it to the scrap place they pinch them from the sides with their forklift that rotates and dump them.

 

[PHPaul]

A Pasquali of indeterminate age and my mini-wood hauler. Doesn't haul a lot, but it'll go about anywhere.

My "big" toy. First tractor I've ever owned (or even used) with a cab. Should have done this YEARS ago!

 

[ovrszd]

I took a lot photos in the cold but this was my favorite.

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Made me shiver looking at it!!!! That's a snow pusher!!!!!

 

[ovrszd]

Although not as cool as Paul's Pasquali center pivot, here's a pic of a Goldini I shot in Baghdad Iraq.







Also a Massey I shot in Salerno Afghanistan.

 

[Xfaxman]

"Driving" Grandpa's Case VAC when I was 5 years old, near Knox, Indiana, 72 years ago:

And with a Woods mower after I hauled it to Oklahoma 16 years ago:

 

[lostcreekranch]

"Driving" Grandpa's Case VAC when I was 5 years old, near Knox, Indiana, 72 years ago:

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And with a Woods mower after I hauled it to Oklahoma 16 years ago:

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Do you still have it? Did you restore it? My grandfather was an Allis Chalmers man. He had a late 1940’s WC.

 

[Jstpssng]

"Driving" Grandpa's Case VAC when I was 5 years old, near Knox, Indiana, 72 years ago:

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And with a Woods mower after I hauled it to Oklahoma 16 years ago:

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That's great that it's been in the family for all of those years. :thumbsup:

 

[rdl]

Made me shiver looking at it!!!! That's a snow pusher!!!!!

Thank you, we get a healthy amount of the white stuff in Quebec. There are a few great manufacturers in Canada who make extendable pushers like the one in that photo which opens from 8 to 14 feet.