Tractor Portraits

[RobS]

OK, no snow, no sun, muddy ground, cabin fever setting in...

The seasonless and Idle Tractors thread got me thinking...

How about "portraits" of our tractors? Hey, they are practically members of our family, right? Well, here's my effort. Anyone else?

 

[Farmwithjunk]

Here's the one's I've got RUNNING. Yet to be restored are to gruesome looking for public viewing at this time.

 

[EddieWalker]

Here's a recent picture of my little tractor. I was really taking pictures of the goose, but got lucky when he walked in front of the tractor.

Eddie

 

[MossRoad]

Here's ours.

 

[RobJ]

This one willl bring tears to your eyes. Not a portrait but a place I'd like to be... Rob

 

[Dallas_Lilly]

My tractor portrait. And yes they are part of the family.

 

[dapper]

Don't think I could keep it running with out these 2 "family"members.

 

[jinman]

Here's a "family" portrait I took in 2001 when I got a new addition to my lineup. They are all "projects" now except for the blue one.

 

[shvl73]

I guess I could add mine .

 

[scott_vt]

Mornin Rob,
1986 Massey 1040 my work tractor in Vt !

 

[jcotta]

Here's the John Derre 4600 purchased 2/2006. Managed to put on almost 100 hours this year. Muddy? We normally have about 40" precipitation a year, this year we had fourth wettest year ever, 55" precipitation. Glad I bought tractor with Ag's.

 

[Cliff_Johns]

Here are my two Deeres after a wash down.

Cliff

 

[Dmace]

Nothing like a few pics of mans "new" best friend at work.

 

[Whiskey]

My crew

 

[SkyPup]

Here's one of our workhorses with a visitor:

 

[goneandbrokeit]

A couple of other entries...

 

[SkyPup]

Two of our modern Clydesdales....

 

[jinman]

Here's one of our workhorses with a visitor:

Ha! Is the "visitor" the one in the foreground or the one hiding behind the tractor?

 

[SkyPup]

Ha! Is the "visitor" the one in the foreground or the one hiding behind the tractor?

LOL, actually they are BOTH visitors.

The cute girl is my closest neighbors daughter, she's in Stanford University Graduate school majoring in Architecture.

The gator crawled out of the pond behind my barn. What was so shocking was this photo was taken at Thanksgiving, when she was home on vacation. Normally, the gators are in hibernation by then, so wierd to see one migrating at that time of the year!

 

[jwnge]

Hardest worker in my hills, sure wish it was like this now instead of all the snow and cold.