Tractor pictures

[dcyrilc]

I havent got the 4100 yet but i have got to play on the neighbors replacement tractor. It is a BX24. I graded the neighborhood road and did some clearing in the woods at home. I guess that Ford is still investigating to see if his F350 started the fire. Now he is happy that there was a fire as it gave him $1300 less in monthly payments. He got a new motor home, suv, tractor, and quads already. These are all payed for. If it was the truck that strted the fire, he can get a new 2010 F350 with all the bells and whistles and that will be payed for too.Things are looking up *** him now. If the truck started the fire, the only payment he will have left in 6 months will be his house. God has blessed him. It does feels weird wearing a JohnDeere hat while driving a Kubota.

You could always paint it green for him.

 

[turbo660]

Here are a couple of pics of my friends '39 Allis Chalmers "B".

This was the first time it was in the dirt after being parked in a shed and not run in nearly 30 years.

We were both surprised to see this 15 +/- hp, 2000 lb tractor pull this 8.5' spring tooth fully engaged.It did spin the tires some but thas not suprising considering my ct230 will spin its tires in two wheel drive. The ct230 weighs a little over 3000 lbs.

Sorry for the grainy pics they were taken with my cell phone.

 

[farmboy12]

Here are a couple of pics of my friends '39 Allis Chalmers "B".

This was the first time it was in the dirt after being parked in a shed and not run in nearly 30 years.

We were both surprised to see this 15 +/- hp, 2000 lb tractor pull this 8.5' spring tooth fully engaged.It did spin the tires some but thas not suprising considering my ct230 will spin its tires in two wheel drive. The ct230 weighs a little over 3000 lbs.View attachment 151443View attachment 151444View attachment 151445

Sorry for the grainy pics they were taken with my cell phone.

They're mules, ain't they? We tow a big I-beam drag that weighs about 1000lbs and 12' wide and pull plenty of dirt up with it. I think the actual HP is 14. It's one of the only non-JDs that I enjoy driving.


Kyle

 

[johnamon]

This is our JD 2320 on delivery day, three years ago. We just made the last payment, so it is all ours now!

 

[Johndeere3720]

Look at this...

 

[dcyrilc]

Look at this...

Those tires look awful small for that 'bota! Low rider?

 

[mjncad]

Look at this...

Does it hop like a lowrider and make those awful 'BOOMPA...BOOMPA' noises from the stereo?

 

[WilliamBos]

Look at this...

Shipping tires, so it will fit in the container???

 

[3RRL]

Might as well share our two tractors.
The Yellow one is my wife's 28hp 2007 Jinma 284.
The Red one is my 55hp 2005 Kama 554. Both are outfitted the same with bucket grapples, hydraulic top link and 2 hydraulic side links. They both have extra hydraulic rear remotes to run our hydraulic implements.

 

[mjncad]

Nice to see you're still around Rob. Larry G tells me you've been quite busy.

 

[3RRL]

Nice to see you're still around Rob. Larry G tells me you've been quite busy.

Hi Matt,
Yes, been very busy.
Lots of work to do around the little ranch this Winter. Plus I took a 2 day a week job down South. Right now I'm in the middle of an engine re-build on my Kama. Did an in-frame re-build only to find I have low oil pressure due to a bad crank journal. Turned around and took it all apart (completely) to switch out the crankshaft too, so I'm doing it all over again! Shees...
Here's the link if you haven't seen the thread yet:
Engine Overhaul Kama 554

 

[t man]

Here's my 2320 with it's winter clothes on
TIM>

 

[mjncad]

Tim:

Have you ever snagged anything inadvertently with your bucket's snowbar while in reverse?

 

[t man]

Tim:

Have you ever snagged anything inadvertently with your bucket's snowbar while in reverse?

No it's never given me a problem.It's also the best modification I have done so far,couldn't live without it moving snow.
Tim.

 

[horsebroke]

I brought the JD 850 with me from Texas when I moved from Tex to Colorado in 2006. Then, bought the TYM T450 in late 06. Love it! Now have over 300 hours, and never a lick of trouble.

 

[double e]

t man, that looks like it would be the perfect solution for me, I have about 1500ft of gravel (cr6) drive and road to plow/push with the fel. I am assuming that is what you use it for. If possible any other pic. angles of your fel with that attachment. Great idea. If not what size tubing did you use. And is attached simular to a tooth bar.

 

[t man]

t man, that looks like it would be the perfect solution for me, I have about 1500ft of gravel (cr6) drive and road to plow/push with the fel. I am assuming that is what you use it for. If possible any other pic. angles of your fel with that attachment. Great idea. If not what size tubing did you use. And is attached simular to a tooth bar.

Double e
I used 1 1/2" black iron pipe.Here are some better pics of it I posted in another forum.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/158537-front-end-loader-front-edge-2.html
Also check out this one that GuglioLS made.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/161544-front-end-loader-cutting-edge.html
Hope this helps,any other questions let me know.
Tim

 

[double e]

thanks for the reply. Looks good

 

[WilliamBos]

I brought the JD 850 with me from Texas when I moved from Tex to Colorado in 2006. Then, bought the TYM T450 in late 06. Love it! Now have over 300 hours, and never a lick of trouble.

The TYM is nice, love Red, BUT THE BACKGROUND scenery is breathtaking. Where exactly are you? Do you have more pics?

 

[jonc00k]

Here are some pictures of my tractors :

The first one is my wife on my Iseki tu220f back filling a water pipe trench with a home made blade.
The next one is my Countax riding mower.
The third one is of my Avto tractor, I bought it as a project it is about 45hp and made in Russia so is solidly built with an aircooled engine.