Old Equipment or Junk???
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Whiskey,
Some of this stuff, especially the old Farmalls, bring back a lot of memories, and really makes me appreciate the improvements over the years. There are several more old tractors there, one on steel wheels, but I'll wait until colder weather to get back in there. The old man can tell you about each one of these and wouldn't part with a bolt or nut off any of it.
Some of this stuff, especially the old Farmalls, bring back a lot of memories, and really makes me appreciate the improvements over the years. There are several more old tractors there, one on steel wheels, but I'll wait until colder weather to get back in there. The old man can tell you about each one of these and wouldn't part with a bolt or nut off any of it.
s1120
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Thanks for the pictures. Sounds like my kind of place. I grew up in a old junk yard. We had all kinds of old cars, trucks, and tractors around, and I got to say I miss it. OK, if you ask my wife, I am working on reliving it. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
fivestring
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Uh, Glenn....
Are these camoflaged for a reason??? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Are these camoflaged for a reason??? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Taylortractornut
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Never say junk lol thats a sin here. The first picture looks like a Farmall B. THe Deere looked good to. That slip scoop for the mule, you have in the pics is valuable some what. I had a construction company give 350 for one i had to use as a lwn ornament with fiberglass figures/ operator and mule. Does that on have a handle or a releasewit a trip rope. If its got a release with a trip rope its a definate good toy to have. There lots of money to be had with antique tractors. When i was in college one of my teachers came by and threw a fit about my tractor parts and junk. I told him how do you think i m affording college? I would go to the junk rd and find a bad brush cutter buy it and either fix it ore take the Gear box and pto shaft off and repair and resell.
mountain_man
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Thanks for all the great pix's - reminds me of the old joke by Jeff Foxworthy... You might be a redneck if you cut your grass and find a car. Or in this case, cut your grass and find a new lawn ornament... Bet the antique tractor guys are droolin...