Today is W day!

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JayinNY

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• Oct 19, 2012

• #1

Of course White, and howabout Wain Roy!

 

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Cliff Nelson

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• Oct 19, 2012

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Wisconsin

 

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old

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Camdenton Missouri

• Oct 19, 2012

• #1

Walsh or something like that. Wards back in the day also sold a farm tractor

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Oct 19, 2012

• #1

worthington,wright

 

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Dave Sherburne NY

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• Oct 19, 2012

• #1

Wothington Wards Wisconsin White Field Boss
Walsh Garden Tractor Come on you guys you gotta have pictures not just names

 

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Tony in Mass.

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• Oct 19, 2012

• #1

I wonder about Worthingtons. Are they really a tractor? Or what we used to call 'doodlebugs?'
Someone's engine, someone else's tranny and diff... some angle iron.... I guess they were a mowing machine company that wanted their own power to sell as a set. And they did it well!

So where are the Allis WC's????

 

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The Dukester

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• Oct 19, 2012

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My uncle was the happy owner of a McCormick-Deering W-6, (I know, IHC made a lot of different "W" models.)

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Oct 19, 2012

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I've seen a few worthless tractors over the years, but it wasn't a brand name.

 

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samn40

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• Oct 19, 2012

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Woods ..USA
Wildcat...USA
Western...USA
Waltana....Australia
Waterloo Boy...USA
Wallis...USA
Wallis and Stevens...UK
Winget...UK
Waco...Australia
Wagner...Australia
Whiting Bull...USA
Weber...USA

 

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greygoat

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• Oct 19, 2012

• #1

Worthington was an "Assembeled" tractor, but so
were lots of others..Lehr Big boy, Custom, Wards
Early Co-op"s,(before Cockshutt), Huber..with
Chrysler Industrial 6 cyl..the list could go on and on.

 

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ray hofstetter

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• Oct 19, 2012

• #1

'51 Worthington Ford
Untitled URL Link

 

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chucksoliver77

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• Oct 19, 2012

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first one is a 2255 and second is a 2-105 and the third is 6145

 

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Uncle Ernie

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• Oct 19, 2012

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Wallis !!

 

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ihredo4

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• Oct 19, 2012

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Wagner: Made the first articulated 4 wheel drives for JD.
Wheat
Whitney

 

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fixerupper

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• Oct 19, 2012

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Willys had a farm Jeep.

 

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Don-Wi

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• Oct 19, 2012

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How about the 4 digit Olivers, that were made when White was the parent company? I think we need more green!!

Donovan from Wisconsin

 

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Scott-SD

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• Oct 19, 2012

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wood bros. steamer,wallis, wr-9.

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Oct 19, 2012

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i like that radiator screen on the wallis, more surface area and cuts a path through the wind when flying down the road.

 

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JayinNY

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• Oct 20, 2012

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I love that 3rd pic, spring plowing, least it looks like a plow,
or maybe fall, bundled up and that "Heater cab" on the old
Oliver, that's a great pic! Thanks. JayinNY

 

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Don-Wi

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• Oct 20, 2012

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That was fall plowing a number of years ago when we first got the 1855 and the plow(546 4-16 plow, with I think a Midwest brand harrow on it) . Picked up the 1855 in April, the plow in June or July, and then I bought the weather break that fall.

It gets really hot if it's anywhere above freezing. Otherwise a pretty cozy ride.

Donovan from Wisconsin