Lets see your best tractor pictures

[SLHawkins]

I'm impressed with your Jeep and your winch!

At first, I didn't know if the winch and jeep would be able to do it. But once I got it anchored behind the tree, it walked it on out without any issues. It was quite a pull though...

Hawk

 

[powergod1]

some nice looking machines on here, think im getting farm envy

 

[Grateful11]

My wife refers to the 686 as a real tractor even though she has one that's more
modern with a cab, I believe she would rather use the 686. My late FIL bought
it new and after getting it home found it didn't have enough power to pull his
12' Amco F17 disc "Bog" harrow. He talked to the dealer and he told him there was
an aftermarket turbo available for it so he said get it and that was that. He
had Torque Amplifier rebuilt several years ago and they dynoed the PTO and
tested out at 104hp, factory PTO HP is 66. That's a pretty big jump in HP.

Yeah that straight pipe pretty much makes it a hearing protection required
machine ;-) The pipe came with the turbo package from what I've read.

 

[powergod1]

But a turbo makes everything better, right?

 

[deere755]

Did you keep the 71 two row planter?

Those #55 series JD's are great little tractors.

BTW: Thanks looknlearn.

I still have the planter.

 

[Grateful11]

I thought I'd bump this thread with a picture of late Father on his Cub. He was about 82 in this picture. Pancreatic cancer got him less than a year later. Hardest working man I ever knew and could fix absolutely anything.

 

[Gordon Gould]

I thought I'd bump this thread with a picture of late Father on his Cub. He was about 82 in this picture. Pancreatic cancer got him less than a year later. Hardest working man I ever knew and could fix absolutely anything.

Thats a classic. I can tell you are proud :thumbsup:

 

[Specop_007]

I thought I'd bump this thread with a picture of late Father on his Cub. He was about 82 in this picture. Pancreatic cancer got him less than a year later. Hardest working man I ever knew and could fix absolutely anything.

Those old guys...They just didnt quit till the end thats for sure. I look around today at the kids starting the workforce these days and **** I dont think their switch ever got turned on....

 

[TripleR]

I thought I'd bump this thread with a picture of late Father on his Cub. He was about 82 in this picture. Pancreatic cancer got him less than a year later. Hardest working man I ever knew and could fix absolutely anything.

That is really a neat picture, I wish I had one of my dad and father in law as both loved nothing better than seat time. My father in law actually died from a heart attack while driving his tractor. My dad couldn't get on his beloved Ford 600 the last year of his life due to cancer, but we sure talked a lot about it and planned for it; seemed to keep him going.

 

[bford]

Here is my baby. '52' Feguson TO30. Strong running tractor. Very enjoyable seat time!