Originally Posted by biketopia (Post 9222986)

Cool pictures Tim! You may be farmilar with it since your from the DMV area and probably traveled 95 a time or two. But just south of Richmond there is the Keystone Antique Truck and Tractor Museum. I've passed it countless times in my travels and always want to make a stop. We're usually going through way to early or late though with trying to avoid the traffic north of Richmond.

https://keystonetractorworks.com/

Originally Posted by special-K (Post 9223274)

Yes I do know about that museum. The owner comes to the Tri-State Antique Truck Show in Clearbrook, VA, north up US11 from Winchester near the VA/WVA line. I rolled down there on February day e=with a friend a few years back. We had the place to ourselves along with a personal tour with the on site curator. The best of the best! Looks like my pictures are on my prior 'puter which I hope can be repaired enough to retrieve my folders

Originally Posted by cwcarpenter98 (Post 9211300)

Dad and I went back up to our farm today and I got some pictures of the John Deere. We had put new tires on it and then discovered that the engine was stuck. Oops. The clutch was also stuck, so last fall we poured some atf in the cylinders and hosed them down with PB blaster as well. We also hosed down the clutch forks and such with PB. Didn’t try to break the engine free today, but we did stand on the clutch and it’s moving now, so that’s good. Next time we get up there, we’ll try to break the engine free again

Originally Posted by 72supr (Post 9223245)

That will be something when you get it going farmall. Do not know the make of the drill but I do know that is called a hoe drill. I’ve never seen one that old. Maybe they were more used in your area.

Originally Posted by farmall (Post 9223954)

This is is my 49 M. It is stuck and been on a PB Blaster IV drip for 8 months.
I might have to split it.

Originally Posted by farmall (Post 9223954)

This is is my 49 M. It is stuck and been on a PB Blaster IV drip for 8 months.
I might have to split it.

Originally Posted by farmall (Post 9223954)

This is is my 49 M. It is stuck and been on a PB Blaster IV drip for 8 months.
I might have to split it.

Originally Posted by CG (Post 9269424)

I dont own a tractor but I found an interesting picture of part of a tractor the other day ( I think its a tractor)

Originally Posted by Killer Bee (Post 9269560)

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/e78AA...9-c/s-l640.jpg

https://live.staticflickr.com/8400/8...32e47964_d.jpg

Originally Posted by Getter-Done (Post 9270608)

I am watching Green Acres.;)

Here Ya'll go. :lol:

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Originally Posted by special-K (Post 9264218)

Those are all nice and all handy. But that 4x4 Ford is cool! Great size.

Originally Posted by kwmech (Post 9270654)

That Ford with 4x4, water in the tires and the wheel weights tips the scale at 12,500 ish. It also has the 8x8 transmission

Originally Posted by farmall (Post 9270649)

That is a 1920 +/- Fordson like mine with the cleats removed.
I loved that show. So many great characters.

Originally Posted by old51sedan (Post 9272180)

Here's one that I put together over 20 years ago. Has the 60HP flathead with stainless steel water jackets in it to keep the hood and tractor the same length as original, also has the high and low range transmission in it.

Originally Posted by old51sedan (Post 9272180)

Here's one that I put together over 20 years ago. Has the 60HP flathead with stainless steel water jackets in it to keep the hood and tractor the same length as original, also has the high and low range transmission in it.