Nice Farmall A

[grandpa Love]

Picked this '45 A up yesterday. Seller said his grandfather bought it in when he returned home to Ohio after WW2. His dad moved it to Alabama at some point. Unfortunately no one in the family wanted it. It was last running 10-15 years ago when it was driven into a mini storage unit. A few years later it was moved to the sellers shed. The Alabama humidity got to the motor and it's stuck. Should be easy to fix, it's never sat out in the rain. Probably the straightest sheet metal we have seen. ..... rear rims still have 99% of the galvanized showing. Unfortunately the seller ran over a small stump and poked a hole in one tube while pushing it out of the shed. I took a spare with us. But will fix that original tire, tube, rim

 

[Adrian Billheimer]

Wow, nice straight find, probably not many hours on it either.

 

[grandpa Love]

Wow, nice straight find, probably not many hours on it either.

Pedals are almost perfect, usually a good sign

 

[Mark-Ia]

Good thing you took your boom truck along.

 

[Tony in SD]

I’m glad you got it. I know it is in a better place now.

 

[710ltd2002]

Very nice.
Dave

 

[Richard G.]

Picked this '45 A up yesterday. Seller said his grandfather bought it in when he returned home to Ohio after WW2. His dad moved it to Alabama at some point. Unfortunately no one in the family wanted it. It was last running 10-15 years ago when it was driven into a mini storage unit. A few years later it was moved to the sellers shed. The Alabama humidity got to the motor and it's stuck. Should be easy to fix, it's never sat out in the rain. Probably the straightest sheet metal we have seen. ..... rear rims still have 99% of the galvanized showing. Unfortunately the seller ran over a small stump and poked a hole in one tube while pushing it out of the shed. I took a spare with us. But will fix that original tire, tube, rim

You 2 are very fortunate.

 

[Janicholson]

Picked this '45 A up yesterday. Seller said his grandfather bought it in when he returned home to Ohio after WW2. His dad moved it to Alabama at some point. Unfortunately no one in the family wanted it. It was last running 10-15 years ago when it was driven into a mini storage unit. A few years later it was moved to the sellers shed. The Alabama humidity got to the motor and it's stuck. Should be easy to fix, it's never sat out in the rain. Probably the straightest sheet metal we have seen. ..... rear rims still have 99% of the galvanized showing. Unfortunately the seller ran over a small stump and poked a hole in one tube while pushing it out of the shed. I took a spare with us. But will fix that original tire, tube, rim

Beauty The Easter Bunny did stop by. Jim

 

[RBnSC]

That looks like a keeper.
Ron

 

[Hoofer B]

Very nice

 

[Russ from MN]

Looks nice! My Father-in-law gave us an A when we got married, it had a cracked block. I welded it up and used it for years. I built a snowplow for it out of an old water heater tank.

 

[chcase]

That looks like a keeper.
Ron

X2

 

[sms]

Gonna paint it chartreuse? Just joking that is about the cleanest A I've ever seen.

 

[NDIHC]

Very nice! As, Bs and Cubs must be as plentiful in your area as Hs and Ms are on the prairies of NoDak. We see an occasional A, once in a while a B, rarely a C and I think I've only seen 3 or 4 Cubs in person in my lifetime. You can hardly throw a rock around here without hitting an H or M. And more Ms than Hs.

 

[randyrenfro7]

Is it going to be a keeper Kevin?

 

[Jim in NC]

Very nice find Kevin! Have fun with it!

 

[KEB in GCMS]

That is a good looking tractor. Hope you get it running good.