NEW MEMBERS PICTURES OF TOYS

JACKIEBOY · Nov 12, 2017

Yeah I built it that way because I wanted to use all my own wood and didn't want to buy trusses. My new tractor is about 2 inches taller then my last one so I had to scrape a couple inches out when I got my new one. I'm about 60 miles north of spac.

wtpine · Dec 3, 2017

Have a Ferguson to30 with FEL and 2 69 wheelhorses one hydro and one standard all original and all work for their keep, will post pictures when I figure this out

JACKIEBOY · Jan 19, 2018

Hey wtpine any pictures yet?

kebo · Jan 19, 2018

Nice equipment! And the barn is super nice, even better for the price lol. The Big Red though, you can have it. Those three wheeler's will hurt you if not careful.

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BrokenTrack · Jan 20, 2018

Nice Oliver. I always wanted to find a Cletrak and rebuild it to its former glory, Oliver is almost just as good. I got a plenty of iron, but of all of them, I liked the tracked machines the best.

Thomas · Jan 20, 2018

Indeed you have surprise when old man winter comes a knocking. :thumbsup:

ID Corgi Ranch · Jan 20, 2018

Nice shed, JACKIEBOY! Are there any roadsigns left in your neck of the woods? :drink:

I've posted a few pics of my new machine in the TYM thread but why not here, too?

First pic is my very first tractor. Got it when I moved to ID a few years ago...pretty much required to have a tractor for residency in the state (that's what I told my wife, anyway). Little 2013 MF GC1710 TLB:

Just sold the MF a few weeks ago for the new T454. Had some heavier work the little guy just couldn't handle. I sure wanted to keep it but couldn't swing both:

And, because I've always wanted a John Deere but can't afford a bigger one, there's this to provide a little green & yellow eye candy around the place:

I'll include this because man does not survive with tractors alone:

This is where they all live during the winter...24x36x12 with the 22' carport in the front. They TYM will stay under the carport during the summer months so I have some room inside. Built it after we bought the house. Nothing fancy but it's got power, heat, basic insulation and a concrete floor, big door in the front and a smaller door in the rear:

JACKIEBOY · Jan 20, 2018

Awesome I love checking out pictures of everybodys toys. I bet the cab is a nice addition. I wish I could have swung the extra money for one when I bought mine. But chances are I would smash it when I get in the woods.

sideskraft · Jan 24, 2018

Tractorable said:
Man, sure love that '84 Big Red! Me and my buddies growing up used to ride the wheels off our ATC 200X's. I bought a 1974 Honda CR250 Elsinore from my neighbor for $50, and got it running. That thing was a beast! Brings back good memories!

You lucky dog -- a '74 CR250 Elsinore in running condition is worth well over a thousand bucks. Restored ones go for over five grand! I had a '75 CR125 back in the day (bought it new) and that was the most fun bike I ever owned. It wailed like a banshee when you hit the razor thin powerband, and it handled very well (for it's time). Hope you're enjoying your Elsinore!

sideskraft · Jan 24, 2018

ID Corgi Ranch said:
Nice shed, JACKIEBOY! Are there any roadsigns left in your neck of the woods? :drink:

I've posted a few pics of my new machine in the TYM thread but why not here, too?

First pic is my very first tractor. Got it when I moved to ID a few years ago...pretty much required to have a tractor for residency in the state (that's what I told my wife, anyway). Little 2013 MF GC1710 TLB:

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Just sold the MF a few weeks ago for the new T454. Had some heavier work the little guy just couldn't handle. I sure wanted to keep it but couldn't swing both:

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And, because I've always wanted a John Deere but can't afford a bigger one, there's this to provide a little green & yellow eye candy around the place:

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I'll include this because man does not survive with tractors alone:

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This is where they all live during the winter...24x36x12 with the 22' carport in the front. They TYM will stay under the carport during the summer months so I have some room inside. Built it after we bought the house. Nothing fancy but it's got power, heat, basic insulation and a concrete floor, big door in the front and a smaller door in the rear:

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