Tractor thread?

[biketopia]

Originally Posted by DeadheadNM

Tried the grapple attachment this week clearing downed limbs, trunks, and some thick thorny brush. Worked great and I didn’t see one tick.

Love my grapple on the B2650, although I think I'm going to sell it for a different style.

[Gotenntitans]

Grandpa's Farmall Cub. We believe it's a 1948 or 1949, but can't be sure. I remember driving it planting Grandma's garden in the mid 90's. Hasn't run in a long time now, though.

[Getter-Done]

Originally Posted by Gotenntitans

Grandpa's Farmall Cub. We believe it's a 1948 or 1949, but can't be sure. I remember driving it planting Grandma's garden in the mid 90's. Hasn't run in a long time now, though.

Daddy bought one like that.

Great little Tractor

We done some work on it together.

The Clutch is about as big as a small serving dish.

It was broken as a New couple after a Honeymoon,

The crack was between the lower radiator and the steering gear housing.

We grooved out the crack and drilled holes at the end of the crack.

It actually turned out to be a Nice Job.

We drilled a hole and put a Grease fitting to lube the Steering box.

[72 tigger]

1974 JD 140 that my dad bought new in September of ‘73. I restored it this past winter. Should serve me well for many years

[62c30]

Originally Posted by 72 tigger

1974 JD 140 that my dad bought new in September of ‘73. I restored it this past winter. Should serve me well for many years

That's nice. I've got a 140 h3 that I saved from the crusher. I put new front tires on it and it runs great. My neighbor had an 80 cart that I bought and matches perfect to the tractor. I'm going to hold on to it and would like to restore it and the trailer

[Getter-Done]

Originally Posted by 72 tigger

1974 JD 140 that my dad bought new in September of ‘73. I restored it this past winter. Should serve me well for many years

That is Over the Top.