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What kind of tractor is this? (PICS)

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Patrick Martin

08-10-2007 16:59:48

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Its been out there in their backyard forever. I might make an offer if it's worth it.

Also saw this C out working or was previousley working today nearabouts my area. At least I think it's a C? There are allot of C's around here but I don't care for them too much.

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GordoSD

08-11-2007 18:45:09

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Patrick Martin, 08-10-2007 16:59:48

Based on the width of the tires I'm going with an M on the little one, and 1066 on the Bigun. I think the 'two tone deer' is actually a white X-box archery target in front of the doe. No one would put a bullseye on the rump of a target.

Gordo

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georgeky

08-11-2007 11:25:56

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Patrick Martin, 08-10-2007 16:59:48

Hey, is that a two tone deer in that picture?

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Patrick Martin

08-11-2007 12:22:19

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to georgeky, 08-11-2007 11:25:56

Sharp eye george! That is one of several full size deer targets he has in his backyard. They do allot of hunting around here in the thickets and woods between feilds. I suspect I will be joining them this year too!

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georgeky

08-11-2007 12:36:48

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Patrick Martin, 08-11-2007 12:22:19

After I posted it dawned on me it may be a target. I have seen one albino buck several years ago and he was a strange looking thing. To far off for a shot. A guy killed one on my MIL's place about 20 years ago. I have never seen another, but have seen 3 white wild turkey's around here.

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Al L. in Wisc.

08-11-2007 08:34:33

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Patrick Martin, 08-10-2007 16:59:48

That big tractor is an International receiver that really brings in utility poles well :^). Me thinks you have a camouflage problem as I can see a BIG truck below the two beacon lights and my guess is, that will tote you home a tractor or two. I'd suggest giving a shout out to Allen in NE as he seems to dabble in them thar kinda IH tractors.

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Patrick Martin

08-11-2007 12:15:15

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Al L. in Wisc., 08-11-2007 08:34:33

Yep and those are only a smidgen of the camo (or O.D.) problem/addiction that I have. LOL!

I'll give Allen a shout, does anyone know where the serial number is on these things?

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K.B.-826

08-10-2007 19:47:06

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Patrick Martin, 08-10-2007 16:59:48

Well, the big one is definetly a 66 series, but I can't tell for sure exactly which model. The TURBO decals narrow it down to a 1066, 1466, or 1566. Of course, the decals were often added to 766's and 966's if a turbo kit was installed. Check the serial/model number tag on the left side of the clutch housing. Almost looks like it's got the wheatland style round fenders, those are quite rare.

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Patrick Martin

08-10-2007 20:19:01

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to K.B.-826, 08-10-2007 19:47:06

It does have round fenders on it. I will get a serial number tomorrow.

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georgeky

08-10-2007 18:30:16

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Patrick Martin, 08-10-2007 16:59:48

Patrick, don't be to quick to condemn a C they are great tractors. You would park that 100 if you ever got a hold of one and used it any.

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Patrick Martin

08-10-2007 20:18:19

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to georgeky, 08-10-2007 18:30:16

Oh I'm not condemning the C. I think it's a great mid sized tractor. I just don't think I could use one given the place I have and the stuff I have gathered already.

No offense bud! :)

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georgeky

08-10-2007 21:08:57

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Patrick Martin, 08-10-2007 20:18:19

I wasn't offended. I just love those C's and SC's. If you try one you will to. Easier to operate than any of the other Farmalls. Make for a comfortable ride as well.

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don g

08-10-2007 18:15:26

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Patrick Martin, 08-10-2007 16:59:48

i agree i think the big one is a 1066

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deereabhm

08-10-2007 17:32:53

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Patrick Martin, 08-10-2007 16:59:48

I think the big one is a 1066.

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Patrick Martin

08-10-2007 17:35:28

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to deereabhm, 08-10-2007 17:32:53

Are 1066's difficult to work on or find parts for? If I offered $500 would that be about OK?

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Nat 2

08-10-2007 21:47:26

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Patrick Martin, 08-10-2007 17:35:28

Patrick, your eyes are bigger than your capacity. That 1066 weighs FIVE or SIX TONS!!! It's a biiiii iiiig tractor, very heavy, and very complex compared to a Farmall letter series.

If it's sitting there, something expensive is wrong with it, something that would cost more to fix than the tractor is worth. Engine, TA, something in the transmission... If it was worth anything it almost certainly wouldn't be sitting there.

Ain't no $500 going to buy that tractor, either.

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Patrick Martin

08-11-2007 03:00:44

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Nat 2, 08-10-2007 21:47:26

I dunno, I don't think so really. Stuff like this I like to work on even if it isn't immediate. Diesels don't scare me either. in fact most of my "fleet" if you'd call it that are diesel and I've done ground up restorations on all but the deuce. Transmissions, transfer cases, axles, I do everything when it comes to mechanics and up till now it's been mostly on vehicles. Getting into tractors is becoming sorta fun and I find they are far simpler that working on other vehicles plus I can actually use these for something other than just driving around or hauling stuff.

I kinda see this tractor stuff as a mechanized swiss army knife and I enjoy the usefulness of them plus it isn't like restoring a vehicle and I have to worry about every nitpicking detail with the exterior and interior, worrying about getting every little dent out of the sheetmetal, worrying about having to get the paint JUST perfect or the colors JUST right. I like the freedom of being able to make it up as I go! :)

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Nat 2

08-10-2007 21:51:37

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Nat 2, 08-10-2007 21:47:26

I forgot to mention, you need a heavy-duty TRUCK, like a Mack or Peterbilt, to move that tractor. You're not going to tow it home on a car carrier with your V6 F150 like you would with a C or H. Unless you know someone, a big rig like that is going to cost you big $$$.

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Patrick Martin

08-11-2007 02:47:07

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Nat 2, 08-10-2007 21:51:37

Well one of my other trucks could pull it perhaps.
For sure they are heavy enough..... .

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Patrick Martin

08-11-2007 03:07:12

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Patrick Martin, 08-11-2007 02:47:07

But if I could manage it with my F-150 I would! LOL!

It sure is easier on fuel than either of the other two.

I'll be shopping for a F-350 dually next year though. I might even go with a 1996 or 97 instead of a newer one too. I need something more practical to haul with besides my big trucks.

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GordoSD

08-11-2007 06:58:19

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Patrick Martin, 08-11-2007 03:07:12

Shop for a 94-98 1/2 Dodge CTD, Manual tranny. The 12 valve Cummins was the best small truck diesel made. Here in SD they bring more than a 2003 same milage. They are referred to as '2nd Generation'.

Gordo

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deereabhm

08-10-2007 19:00:48

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Patrick Martin, 08-10-2007 17:35:28

It is worth probably more than 500 in scrap metal. I would never do that to that tractor though. As the tractorvet says you could completely redo that tractor for at least $20,000. If you got it running even if it was pretty rough you could get a couple thousand out of it. A nice 1066 can go around 10,000.

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Patrick Martin

08-10-2007 20:21:35

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to deereabhm, 08-10-2007 19:00:48

I asked a neighbor and was told that they thought the owners couldn't find anyone who would remove it so they just left it there.

Who knows.....I might be able to get it for nothing?

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City-Boy McCoy

08-10-2007 17:03:34

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Patrick Martin, 08-10-2007 16:59:48

Ain't no C. It's an H or an M. mike

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Mike CA

08-10-2007 17:12:14

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to City-Boy McCoy, 08-10-2007 17:03:34

City-Boy McCoy said: (quoted from post at 17:03:34 08/10/07) Ain't no C. It's an H or an M. mike

Agree. I'm leaning towards M.

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Patrick Martin

08-10-2007 17:25:38

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to Mike CA, 08-10-2007 17:12:14

Well tomorrow I'll have to go check it out! :) It'd be totally cool if it is an M!

Anyone know what the top one is and if it'd be worth buying?

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Patrick Martin

08-10-2007 17:07:20

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Re: What kind of tractor is this? (PICS) in reply to City-Boy McCoy, 08-10-2007 17:03:34

Cool, I thought it looked funny!
I'm pretty sure it isn't an M. I can't find anyone around here that has one but allot seem to have H's and C's when you do find a Farmall.

Those mid sizes seem to be a lot more popular than the big'uns.

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