Rank the Best LOOKING Tractor

[hawkeye08]

I always wanted one of these for fun... the big ant eater.

We had a Farmall M growing up, it was a great tractor.

Some tractors are just plain good for bringing back memories, good memories.

 

[beppington]

My favorite looking tractor is this one, I love the looks. They had one at the county fair last year and if I coulda I woulda taken it home.:licking:

I think that's actually about the best lookin'. Local NH dealer had one when I was lookin' to buy. Cost too darn much, not enough bells/whistles, & I don't know anything about their CVT transmission (I think that's what it has?) ... "otherwise" I'd have one!

 

[TripleR]

I like the old tractors better personally.

 

[montelatici]

I like this one looks wise:

 

[Verticaltrx]

JD 3010/3020, and 4010/4020. Also most of the JD 55+ hp tractors from the 30 series up to the 55 series in the row crop configuration (rack and pinion axles, 38" rubber, row crop fenders, etc).

Also like the 8N and NAA Fords

IH 656, 706, 806, etc

Allis Chalmers D17 series IV

Old 4wd B-series Kubotas, B7100, etc

 

[Charolais]

http://www.boschmechanisatie.nl/aandachtstrekkers/46.jpg

 

[LD1]

I like the old tractors better personally.

I agree 100%

Some of my favorite old ones are

1. Allis chalmers D21
2. Minneapolis-Moline G1000
3. The old olivers with the big white grills (1800/1850 style)

 

[Dallas_Lilly]

I think that's actually about the best lookin'. Local NH dealer had one when I was lookin' to buy. Cost too darn much, not enough bells/whistles, & I don't know anything about their CVT transmission (I think that's what it has?) ... "otherwise" I'd have one!

Agreed not enough tractor for the money. Kinda like marrying a good lookin woman that can't cook doesnt work for me

 

[EddieWalker]

Looks wise, I really like the ones with the front tires as big as the back tires. Make them massive and spread them out wide and that's the tractor I like!!!!!!!!

Eddie

 

[buck12]

My favorite looking tractor is this one, I love the looks. They had one at the county fair last year and if I coulda I woulda taken it home.:licking:

Of all new tractors that has to be the best looking. Too bad it cost more than I am willing to spend.

 

[doall]

I love JD 4020's and 5020's.
Of the new tractors JD, New Holland, Case, Kubota.

 

[arrow]

The real test of a good looking tractor is to see how it looks without its tires. I've seen tires so chewy handsome, I'd buy them without the tractor.

 

[jimmyj]

Of the moderns here is another vote for the Boomer 8n. It just looks cool!

Of the oldies, I have a soft spot for the smaller ones, Farmall A, Massey Harris Pony, and the other orange one I forgot the name of! Oh man, what was it....brain cramp. JD B's look amazing too when restored. Aw heck, can I vote for them all?

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/photos/177791-antique-tractor-auction.html

And I LOVE old tractors on steel.

 

[jinman]

NH Boomer 8N is my choice for looks.:thumbsup: I love seeing them 'purdy' tractors every time I go into my dealer's showroom. They're kinda like potted plants decoratin' each side of the front door.

Of course, I'd love to have one of these if Santa can load it up on his sleigh. Maybe he could bring me a big gas card too.

 

[Loren49]

"Beauty is in the eye of the holder" or as the politician said, "I feel strongly both ways"

Loren

 

[Grandad4]

Everyone has their favorites... here's one of mine, which lives an easy life in retirement at my place after nearly 60 years of work.

 

[D7E]

No particular order but these are my favourites . 3000 series MF's, TW or 30 series Fords and Magnums .

 

[Mace Canute]

*****

 

[Mace Canute]

I'm partial to the looks of these Cockshutt 30s.

This JD 70 is also high on my list of good looking tractors.

as is this MFWA Cockshutt 1850

and this Cockshutt 1950T


As you can tell, I like "Olde Iron".

 

[allenr]

I always wanted one of these for fun... the big ant eater.

We had a Farmall M growing up, it was a great tractor.

Some tractors are just plain good for bringing back memories, good memories.

In Australia they were known as "Snoopy" and yes I loved them then and still do now - not sure about the practicality of a carpeted cab floor though.

Quite like the TW's mentioned by D7E too - must be the long noses I think.