Strange tractors

[Cliff_Johns]

Well Don, you'll have to give me another clue. I won't hazard a guess, although I don't think it's a Kioti. That doesn't zero it in much though.

Cliff

 

[TBDonnelly]

Cliff,

I uncovered more of the tractor to reveal a little more detail....

<font color="blue"> I won't hazard a guess, although I don't think it's a Kioti. </font>

Since you didn't hazard a guess, I won't tell you it isn't a Kioti. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

Don

 

[Cliff_Johns]

OK, I can't help it. I have to post another one.

VWBUG

Cliff

 

[Cliff_Johns]

Don, you could reveal the whole thing and I doubt I would know. I'm no expert on guessing tractor makes.
Cliff

 

[Cliff_Johns]

Here's the safest Gravely you'll find around. It does have dual front tires. It also has dual rear tires, depending on how you look at it.

Gravely with cart

Cliff

 

[TBDonnelly]

OK, Let's open this up to all TBN'rs. Who can tell me what brand tractor this is?

Don

 

[pennwalk]

<font color="blue"> I have heard that steel wheel on tractors today has something to do with religion, Amish-Mennonite??? </font>

Yep, Mennonite. The Amish don't use tractors. I think it has to do with avoiding becoming too worldly. There are quite a few different sects with many different ideas about how to live a good life. Outwardly we notice different styles of dress and types of vehicles and ways of doing business.
Makes life interesting to live in this area.

Chris

 

[1948berg]

Pennwalk!
Has God in any way forbidden rubber tires on tractors?

 

[leaddog]

Here's the first jd

 

[leaddog]

here is the MM CAR TRACTOR