Rank the Best LOOKING Tractor

[hunterridgefarm]

List what you think is the best looking tractor. This has nothing to do with performance, reliability, or anything other than appearance.

It is just your personal opinion. No flame wars, no hurt feeling if your tractor is not listed first. Its kinda like a tractor beauty contest:laughing:

If any flame wars get started moderators please delete this thread.

My opinion only.

1. John Deer
2. CLAAS
3. Valtra
4. Kubota
5. New Holland
6. Massey
7. Kioti
8. Case
9. Mahindra
10.Bobcat

HONORABLE MENTION John Deer Tractor Jeep

Any tractor not just the ones listed. Any year, new or old.

 

[JDGreenGrass]

Of those photos I would say....

1) Kioti

2) Mahindra

3) Deere

:licking::licking::licking::licking::licking:

After those....John Deere antique tractors are really something to be desired. They just scream the word....Tractor.!!

 

[RobertN]

#1 - Farmall A
#2 - Farmall Cub
#3 - John Deere LA

That classic Raymond Loewy streamline design of the Farmall letter series grill and hood; it is just a thing of beauty.

While there are other nice looking tractors, there is just something about the flow of the lines on the ones above. With the loader off, I think my TC40D has nice lines, but not like those classic late 1930's designs.

 

[jlsmith]

Id have to go with:

1 MF :thumbsup:
2 Challenger
3 Deere
4 Bota

 

[JDGreenGrass]

#1 - Farmall A
#2 - Farmall Cub
#3 - John Deere LA

That classic Raymond Loewy streamline design of the Farmall letter series grill and hood; it is just a thing of beauty.

While there are other nice looking tractors, there is just something about the flow of the lines on the ones above. With the loader off, I think my TC40D has nice lines, but not like those classic late 1930's designs.

I love that little LA Deere lawn mower. Nice colors and lines.

 

[arrow]

#1 - Farmall A
#2 - Farmall Cub
#3 - John Deere LA

That classic Raymond Loewy streamline design of the Farmall letter series grill and hood; it is just a thing of beauty.

While there are other nice looking tractors, there is just something about the flow of the lines on the ones above. With the loader off, I think my TC40D has nice lines, but not like those classic late 1930's designs.

They were designs of form following function and I concur, things of beauty. It is interesting to see designs evolve in ways that are led by style motivations. I suppose some might argue that the drop nose styling prevalent in so many of todays models is an example of form/function thought processes, But imo, some of these manufacturers get carried away with the need for a "modern" look. If the tractor looks like an insect, I do not want it. If there is one thing that needed to look like it still belonged in the dirt rather than Santa Monica blvd, it is the tractor.

 

[irvingj]

No doubt about it- mine!:laughing:

 

[MBDiagMan]

Streamlined Oliver Row Crop of the late thirties or Mineapolis-Moline Cabbed Road Tractor of the late thirties.

 

[JDGREEN4ME]

New tractor wise I like the New Holland retro N model.

 

[beppington]

No doubt about it- mine!:laughing:

Agreed.