Johndeere3720
Padawan Tractor Learner, Advertiser
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- Bobcat T62, MT55, E42R, E10, John Deere 4100
How many tractors have you owned?
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D7E
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- Versatile 895 Versatile 876 Ford TW20 Ford TW5 MF 3505 FWA MF 390 FWA Ford 7600 Fiat 766 FWA JD 2030 MF 165 MF 35 Fordson major x 3 CAT 416 b Backhoe Case 580 b backhoe MF
Why the trans , which does it have . The 3120 dyna shift was one of the best tractors MF ever made . I had a 3080 datatronic with a 32 speed ..now that was a pile of junk , The 16 speeds were a lot better !
D7E
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- Versatile 895 Versatile 876 Ford TW20 Ford TW5 MF 3505 FWA MF 390 FWA Ford 7600 Fiat 766 FWA JD 2030 MF 165 MF 35 Fordson major x 3 CAT 416 b Backhoe Case 580 b backhoe MF
Still a fantastic tractor to drive and i don't thaink that cab has ever been beaten for a place to spend 18 hours ? We actually had 2 x 32 speeds and changed them both for 16's eventually...should've done it sonner .
You can't be serious. I could maybe drive that thing for the first 18 hour day but if I had to do it the second day I think I would be looking for a rope and a tree.
Seriously, I would rather drive a Deere of that vintage.
Gem99ultra
Elite Member
Two.
1964 Fordson Dexta
2009 Kubota L3400
That, of course, is unless I count my "tractors" like some of my neighbors... Craftsman Tractor, Toro Tractor, etc. They're so funny. They seem to think that it ads some character when they refer to their lawn mower as a "tractor". I suppose that's why the manufacturers are pushing that tag?
So, your question begs the answer as to what exactly consitutes as a "tractor".
1964 Fordson Dexta
2009 Kubota L3400
That, of course, is unless I count my "tractors" like some of my neighbors... Craftsman Tractor, Toro Tractor, etc. They're so funny. They seem to think that it ads some character when they refer to their lawn mower as a "tractor". I suppose that's why the manufacturers are pushing that tag?
So, your question begs the answer as to what exactly consitutes as a "tractor".
Oh, i got a wild guess
JD 2210
JD 790
JD 3320
Im sure i got 2 of the 3 right.
2320,2720,3320
ksfarmer
New member
JD B, Oliver 60, Oliver 77, MF 180, MF 265, Hesston-Fiat 980, Hesston-Fiat 1180DT, IHC Farmall 40.
I still have the JD B and the IHC Farmall 40. I grew up on the John Deere and am retiring with the Farmall 40. The rest were farming in between.
I still have the JD B and the IHC Farmall 40. I grew up on the John Deere and am retiring with the Farmall 40. The rest were farming in between.
landraid
New member
Vladimirec T-16 and T-25 was the start.
T-16 sold.
Then came VTZ 2048A
and Belarus 820.
So currently have T-25, Vtz 2048, Belarus 820.
In the mean time had some western ones, but part prices where so high i could not keep them.
Valtra, Zetor, LKT, DFU. Those are all sold, and darn i em happy that i manage to sell em
Maybe the DFU could had been usefull... but not the others.
XTZ t-150 Kirovetz is the next on the wish list, along with Dutra Ue 28.
-> I do not have a farm. I work in the field of forestry only.
T-16 sold.
Then came VTZ 2048A
and Belarus 820.
So currently have T-25, Vtz 2048, Belarus 820.
In the mean time had some western ones, but part prices where so high i could not keep them.
Valtra, Zetor, LKT, DFU. Those are all sold, and darn i em happy that i manage to sell em
Maybe the DFU could had been usefull... but not the others.
XTZ t-150 Kirovetz is the next on the wish list, along with Dutra Ue 28.
-> I do not have a farm. I work in the field of forestry only.
Larry Caldwell
Elite Member
That sounds like a farmer's collection. My dad started farming in 1950 with an Allis-Chalmers WC and a John Deere B crawler. We bought a bigger and flatter farm in '61, so he sold the John Deere and bought a Ford 600, which wasn't enough tractor. Traded that in on an AC D-17, which he used for several years, then swapped it for an AC 175. Dad is gone now, but mom still has his tractor. Everything is rented except for 5 acres, and the 175 makes short work of mowing 5 acres. It hardly gets warmed up.
I got by for years just borrowing Dad's tractor and implements, until I moved 200 miles away. I only have about 15 acres flat enough to run a tractor on, the rest is in timber, so I bought a little Kubota L3130. Interestingly, it has just about the same drawbar horsepower as the old WC. I saved the WC implements from the scrap yard, and have pull type 2-bottom plow, cover crop disc, harrows and rollers (they call them cultipackers nowadays).
