Pictures of working tractors.

Fullers Farmalls · Apr 25, 2012

Since Delta's post below might as well start a post for everyone to share there tractors that still earn a keep. My H did a lot of plowing this year. The Super M plowed ground that hadn't been touched in 50+ years. My 9N did a little but needs a new battery and a tranny seal here soon. So here are a few of my pics. Didn't grab any of my H doing real work. Will the next time I'm home.

gold1456 · Apr 25, 2012

Looks good!

W.Brehm · Apr 25, 2012

My Super M is retired from work. Used for parades and Tractorcade.

David Goode · Apr 25, 2012

Here's a picture taken about five or six years back digging out from a snowstorm. Always nice to see old equipment being used today.

F-Dean · Apr 25, 2012

My 1934 W-30 shredding corn stalks.

Fuller Farmalls · Apr 25, 2012

Nice! I like it.

robgIN · Apr 25, 2012

thatold girl looks good working. I've got a 34 W-30 also WB3126, maybe they are related.

mmack · Apr 25, 2012

its not really working but i sure like it

mike1972chev · Apr 25, 2012

I posted a PLOW pic earlier so here is a "road grade" photo.

It has a 6' Bush Hog,(no pic)SOON to get the 10' # 37 disk completed this year.

It Farms ALL !

Fuller Farmalls · Apr 25, 2012

I have a 2 and 3 bottom little genius number 8. I have a set of I.H. Drag discs. A McCormick picker and my downfall. A jd 1240 planter haha. Eventually want to have all IH but this will do for now. I want to get a #37 disc too. I hope that is my next purchase.

Central Illinois · Apr 25, 2012

I would rather see a tractor doing what it was intended to do than just setting there any day. Thanks for sharing the photos.

Central Illinois · Apr 25, 2012

I know these aren't antiques but here are some recent ones from the last few years.

Stumpy(NH) · Apr 25, 2012

Here's a couple of my 44 H. My daughter is at the helm pulling the wagon.

riverbend · Apr 25, 2012

Heres a few from last year. Haven't taken any pictures of the tractors this year.

Greg

robgIN · Apr 25, 2012

heres a couple unloading beans a couple years ago

D Slater · Apr 25, 2012

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riverbend · Apr 25, 2012

A Ford ?! Tsk. Tsk. Why that thing wouldn't pull the hat off your head.

Greg

Fuller Farmalls · Apr 25, 2012

It was my paps I just inherited it. I like it for the three point. Haha

mike1972chev · Apr 25, 2012

My #37 disk is in SAD shape,but I promise you it will function AGAIN!!!!

MJD · Apr 25, 2012

I can just smell the corn, the dirt, the fuel....ummmmmm, farming !!
HA, love it !

mjd

mike1972chev · Apr 25, 2012

AMEN!!!

BTW,You are "preachin to the choir" brother !!!!
lol

MJD · Apr 25, 2012

Barley harvest last July 30, 2011, great year
for irrigated farming in Wyoming .....

MJD

LMack · Apr 25, 2012

This is my 200 doing a little garden work. To think my dad and I used a 200 to plant and cultivate over 100 acres of corn plus work peanuts, hay, 18 acres of cotton, and tobacco. The 200 was the primary planting and cultivating tractor from 1956 until about 1972. No this is not the same 200 and the front mounted planters are not the same.

LMack · Apr 25, 2012

Maybe this time some of the pictures will post.

LMack · Apr 25, 2012

Are you cultivating beans in 30" rows? I would like to see if I could do milo in 30" rows.

Dean Olson · Apr 25, 2012

I"m pretty sure I have less $ invested in all of these compared to 1 new one.

Greg K · Apr 25, 2012

I am just in the process of buying one or selling one to our local club. It was Grandpas #37 that after he passed the estte decided to sell. Dad took it to the local consignment auction and bought it back for $150. I towed it 8 miles to town to use for planting oats last week and it didn't wobble too bad until about 15 mph. I think I will buy it and loan it to the club to use, just sayin that some decent deals are out there.

Paul from MI · Apr 25, 2012

Is that an old #45 baler? Sure looks like the one I have. Works good as long as you don't crowd it.

Paul from MI · Apr 25, 2012

My 42 H plowing. My grandfather bought it new in the spring of 1942, been in the family ever since.

gold1456 · Apr 25, 2012

Are you still working on getting 3 point for the super M?

DeltaRed · Apr 25, 2012

All of my tractors are 'workers'.I dont own a 'show tractor'.

DeltaRed · Apr 25, 2012

I did have a 'show tractor' once.It got used every chance I got....Sadly,it got sold.

Fuller Farmalls · Apr 25, 2012

Yeah. This summer I have a really nice paid internship coming up and I plan on taking a paycheck from it and buying a new Saginaw with it. It'll pay for itself over time. Plus I have about a mile of gravel driveway to keep clean and neat. A box blade to level it and a blade in the winter will make it easy.

Fuller Farmalls · Apr 25, 2012

If I remember reading right isn't one of yours an smta? I don't know why I think that but I may have heard that. If so its nice to see it earning its keep. I don't believe in show tractors. I got all of mine cheap and I use them all the time they don't looks pretty but they will put work any of the modern junk.

DeltaRed · Apr 25, 2012

The M on the baler is a plain ol Super M,not SMTA.The "Super" has an M-W live pto handclutch,live hydralic pump,3 point,450 sleeves/pistons(yes,it LIKES gas!),and of coarse a Swartz wide front.It has an M grill on it because the original was mashed beyond fixing when I bought the tractor.The fenders are early '06 clamshells modified to fit the M axle.It also has a weight bracket that holds 9 suitcase weights.He doesn't work so hard anymore plowing,disking ,etc since I got the bigger tractors.Still one he!! of a good tractor!

mike1972chev · Apr 26, 2012

Love all these photos!

I Might be crazy,but I think these tractors feel the same way I do. It is good to have a job to do.makes you feel "valuable" .

riverbend · Apr 26, 2012

32" rows. I think 30" would be possible.

WI Dave · Apr 26, 2012

Here's my 51 H after disking and my 52 WD plowing.

Fullers Farmalls · Apr 26, 2012

Yeah I'll be getting a Saginaw eventually. Once I get a couple paychecks from my summer internship. If i find a used one i'll get it if not I'll get a new one. It'll pay for itself pretty quick.

Paul Shuler · Apr 26, 2012

Plowing up the food plot last year

Mark Peters · Apr 26, 2012

Some plow day pics from last fall...

Strikefalcon · Apr 27, 2012

nice pics

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