Ford Tractor photo thread, lets start one!

fried1765 · Dec 12, 2018

Kenny G said:
Hi fried 1765 thanks for the reply. I think that is right and the ease of taking a new tractor off the lot with little or no payment. too easy! I have 2 side and screen panels for 1920 if you are in need. Kenny

Thank you for the side screen panel offer, but I just painted my 1920 two years ago, and everything is now like new.

Gale Hawkins · Dec 12, 2018

TotalNoob said:
I'm late to this party since I just got my 1st tractor this spring. I bought this '84 1710 4X4 with 1023 hours, now has 1043. I put the used $600 Chinese wood chipper on it and got rid of more manzanita in a few hours than months of using my truck and a chain and a burn pile. I'm just a hobby land owner, 40 acres of forest with a mangled trail going through it somebody haphazardly made many decades ago. I hope to acquire a box blade soon but no rush since I'm basically snowed out until it thaws (5500' elevation). I think it's a good size for me, small enough for my garage and easy towing, large enough to do basically everything I need it to do. Will turn that wood chipper for 6 hours on 2.5 gallons of diesel. Here's my pic, sadly it has my ugly mug on it.
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That is an awesome size and looks super.

Greenrivercummins · Feb 12, 2019

Been awhile since i logged on so I figured I'd put my current Ford Tractor pic's up. I just picked up the 4000 this week. It ran and drove good and told myself i wouldn't do as i usually do and right away tear into it and fix all the years of neglect and bad repair's....which lasted about one day :laughing:

1959 Ford 871 SOS (Work in Progress)

1966 Ford 4000 Diesel

1970 Ford 8000

1972 Ford 8600

LouNY · Feb 12, 2019

Nice collection of Fords

ovrszd · Feb 13, 2019

Very nice collection. From the info he listed I think he has a tractor addiction.

LouNY · Feb 13, 2019

ovrszd said:
Very nice collection. From the info he listed I think he has a tractor addiction.

No such thing, you need one for every implement so as to avoid switching around.
And then the necessary spares :laughing:

Greenrivercummins · Feb 14, 2019

LouNY said:
No such thing, you need one for every implement so as to avoid switching around.
And then the necessary spares :laughing:

You nailed it cut hay with my Farmall 656, tedder with my Farmall super M, rake with my Farmall C, bale with my Farmall 560 and haul it with my Farmall 706.

i Do switch it up from time to time now that i have so many.

nwhittemore · Feb 14, 2019

Greenrivercummins said:
You nailed it cut hay with my Farmall 656, tedder with my Farmall super M, rake with my Farmall C, bale with my Farmall 560 and haul it with my Farmall 706. i Do switch it up from time to time now that i have so many.

Your as bad off as me with old fords... 2 Dexta's, 601 ,961 ,super dexta ,Super major, 3600 5610,7600,9700, 8340... I can employ a whole football team to bring in hay if need be lol.