F day and next project {attn Sweetfeet}

James Williams · Oct 3, 2012

SweetFeet,here is a picture of my 15-30 with its shoes on and some pictures of my next project,its a Early F 20 Ive always wanted a collection of gray F series.I have ordered a set of steel skelaton wheels from Neb,they should look good on it and be different in this part of the country

jimmy

John B. · Oct 3, 2012

Jimmy if I may ask what did you have to pay for the skeleton wheels?

John B.
in Illinois

SweetFeet · Oct 3, 2012

Jimmy,
Love the 15-30 with shoes on...looks great.

So does "wanting a collection of gray F series, mean that the F20 will get painted?

(If you have to, you have to... but it sure looks nice in rust.) Love the decal remnant on the oil filter, it looks really cool. Took us an outstate trip to find one like that for our Regular.

What are the metal prongs for? Kind of reminds me of a round bale mover or something.
SweetFeet

Dick2 · Oct 3, 2012

15-30 was my Dad's first tractor. He might have had a hard time not saying "Whoa" and "Giddup", as he had driven mules and horses so much before he bought the tractor. It was on steel wheels and he drove it 7 miles from town out to the farm.

James Williams · Oct 3, 2012

John,100.00 bucks,but it cost me 200 for shipping

jimmy

James Williams · Oct 3, 2012

Sweet Feet,I wanted to take pictures of the rest of the tractors in the feild,Theres probally 75-100 tractors there,every thing from Mogals to big IHs,The guy that owns them is LEE Sisk in Bluemont VA,Hes in his late 30s or early 40s,Excellant mechanic,doesnt have a regular job,he just works on these old tractors for himself and other people,does a little farming and hauls junk.He has to like you in order to sell you something

jimmy

SweetFeet · Oct 3, 2012

Jimmy,
I"d tell you that you should have taken as many photos as possible... but be careful. It becomes an addiction, and then you cannot stop. Have to take photos of everything and get lost in junkyards for hours and hours. Have fun.

Dave in GA · Oct 4, 2012

You don't see many of those manifolds anymore. Most of them cracked and rusted through years ago.

SweetFeet · Oct 4, 2012

Jimmy,
Gee, I think you got a great deal on your skeletons! I think even with shipping cost that is a really reasonable price.

We paid $200 for our F20 factory original flat spoke steel wheels with normal lugs... picked them up ourselves because they were nearby. But they one had a small crack that my husband had to weld. Plus, the lugs were not a totally matched set, so my husband changed out all the lugs from his old cut-off steel wheels.

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