Post by Southern on Sept 12, 2012 18:33:07 GMT -5
I took these when I went to our local pull. Just to give an idea what I saw. These was the more unique tractors I saw. Other than the usual load of IHs and Deeres that everyone knows about.
Here is a Case DO. You see a few Orchard or Grove tractors around here. But there is a couple here and there being used today. As lot of area farmers grows apples and peaches.
Here is a Massey Harris 81. Massey tractors are kinda hard to find in my parts. As they was never that popular. Still nice to see one when they do show up.
Moline G. Wheatlands are harder yet to find in the area. As most farmers bought row crops after they came out. Still a few saw work at saw mills and other places where belt pulley power was used. This one used to work a saw mill in the area.
Here is a couple more popular Molines that you used to see in my area. You still see some on the farms if you look hard enough. This is the UB and Z.
A big Long. These are very hard to find. You rarely see this brand in my area. From what I heard these tractors are not that good to have. I guess that is why you don't see them much.
Oliver 1800, this can be found in a few places too. Some still in use on farms.
Ford 8N with Detroit 3-53:
This is a modified tractor someone built. I found this very interesting how he pulled it off. Made a sweet tractor that is for sure!
Here is a Case DO. You see a few Orchard or Grove tractors around here. But there is a couple here and there being used today. As lot of area farmers grows apples and peaches.
Here is a Massey Harris 81. Massey tractors are kinda hard to find in my parts. As they was never that popular. Still nice to see one when they do show up.
Moline G. Wheatlands are harder yet to find in the area. As most farmers bought row crops after they came out. Still a few saw work at saw mills and other places where belt pulley power was used. This one used to work a saw mill in the area.
Here is a couple more popular Molines that you used to see in my area. You still see some on the farms if you look hard enough. This is the UB and Z.
A big Long. These are very hard to find. You rarely see this brand in my area. From what I heard these tractors are not that good to have. I guess that is why you don't see them much.
Oliver 1800, this can be found in a few places too. Some still in use on farms.
Ford 8N with Detroit 3-53:
This is a modified tractor someone built. I found this very interesting how he pulled it off. Made a sweet tractor that is for sure!
