Home-made mini tractor 4*4 with the joint joined frame

[Vladimir Maksimenko]

second coverage of escapes of much potato for a harvest.

 

[Vladimir Maksimenko]

We dig a potato. Sorts of potato.

 

[Vladimir Maksimenko]

cultivating after cleaning up of harvest

 

[square1]

Vladimir.
Impressive project. And you sir have great determination!.
sq1

 

[Danny C]

Very impressive Vladimir! I love old world and old school ingenuity!

 

[Vladimir Maksimenko]

Square, Danny, Thank you! It is my hobby. When was younger, my hobbies there radio and now tractor. In winter I rest and create.

Danny, it is my snowplow

 

[ArtMech]

This is a link of Lithuanian home-made machines. Thankfully, the guys have it. I can't wait to watch it updated.
Samadielkos - Foto albumai: Savadarbiai traktoriai
As I've mentioned in another thread, tractor making was (or still is) a social issue, not always hobby.
Agree with Danny C. I also love folks building tractors, as well as their tractors. Those must be a very good guys. You know, to convert scrap into ploughing machine... hm, its really ingenious. When Russian army was leaving my country in 1993, you could buy the military machine components for a bottle or two of Vodka such like wheels, torsion bars, hyd. cylinders, final drives, drive axles, steering systems, prop. shafts and many more. I was dreaming to do the same, like Vladimir is doing. But failed because of other aims.

 

[Vladimir Maksimenko]

For us sell old repair parts on a scrap-metal 60 cents for a kilogram

 

[DT86]

Very nice work!

 

[BotaBigot]

Thank you for taking time to show us your hobby. You are very skilled with design and fabrication.:thumbsup: I wish you were my neighbor...