Wide Front Regular

rusticredacres · Nov 25, 2011

This is one of my three new toys recently purchased from the Harry Lee estate. This is a narrow tread as well. Also I got the Bombshell Regular which was the pre production 1922 Regular and a 1931 F30 duckbill serial # 943 with the schebler carb and will post pictures of them later. Enjoy, Dwayne

Stephenscity · Nov 25, 2011

NICE!!!!!

Tom Fleming · Nov 25, 2011

Dwayne, good for you! More pictures won't break anybody's heart!

rhtx55 · Nov 25, 2011

SAH -weet...keep em coming !!!

JRSutton · Nov 25, 2011

Very nice -

what's that on the exhaust? some kind of spark arrestor screen? Never seen on of those before.

Is that an IH part?

Oldiron29 · Nov 25, 2011

Dwayne, I no there are not to many of those around, and in such good shape. Glade to see "great! oldiron" pass on to those that will take care of it. oldiron29

C. M. Allen · Nov 25, 2011

Good for you Dwayne! What's that in the shed second picture?

Chris Allen

Tom Fleming · Nov 25, 2011

That round "ball" is actually the air intake screen.

Nebraska Kirk · Nov 25, 2011

O wow! That is a very early Regular too, 1924 or 1925 I would say.

rusticredacres · Nov 26, 2011

Chris, That is a couple more toys. The rusty one is a 1930 Regular with a lister planter and the silver one is the Bombshell I spoke of in this post. There is 20+ toys in that shed. I added a couple pictures of the rusty regular. It runs great just rusty.

Badger bob · Nov 26, 2011

that sir is one nice machine. Bob

Nebraska Cowman · Nov 26, 2011

Congratulations Dwayne! I'm sure we will be seeing more of these.

rhtx55 · Nov 26, 2011

(quoted from post at 16:06:28 11/25/11) That round "ball" is actually the air intake screen.

It was covered with a "flour sack" type cloth, needless to say they went with the donaldson cannister oil type cleaner pretty quickly.

Absent Minded Farmer · Nov 26, 2011

Wow, is that cool & a neat find! I must know, what's with the paint?

Mike

Harold H · Nov 26, 2011

You have a rare tractor as equipped with the wide front axle. This was a very rare option on Regulars and F series Farmalls. I have never actually seen a wide front axle on a Regular or a F series Farmall in real life, meaning as a working tractor at the time, only on tractors in shows and modern times. That is a very nice tractor.

Harold H

C. M. Allen · Nov 26, 2011

Oh so beautiful...my kind of color Dwayne!! And VERY cool Listers. I have never seen them before. The front wheels are interesting in that they have the heavy spoke. Curious how thick the hub is. I would like to come out sometime for a tour. Are you going to keep Harry's creation a NW or convert it back? Either way it is an important part of history to own. Congrats!

Chris

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