Looking for implements for Standard Twin Tractor

[Farmallb]

Am looking to buy disc, harrow, planter, side sickle mower, extension pulley for both ends, cart, cultivator.
 

[El Toro]

Call this number in Jordan, MN. This lady has a StandardTwin Converible on rubber. Her husband has died and she may be willing to sell it. I know it has a sulky not sure what other implements she has. I would like to have it myself. Her name is Mrs Hennes. Hal
PS: Here's a pic of that tractor taken at a fair in 1979.



1-952-492-2292

 

[6jack]

How would you feel about someone putting your wife s name, address, and phone number on the net when you die ? If you asked the lady s permission , please disregard this message.
 

[Farmallb]

I dont want to buy another twin. I just want the implements. I imagine she would want to sell it all together. As was said. I kinda hate to call her unanounced. Thanks for the thought tho.

How do you know she still has it after all these years.
 

[El Toro]

She might be able to find another hubby.
 

[El Toro]

That picture of that tractor was in a 1979 magazine that I subscribed to back then and their name is mentioned and where they live. You can find anyone's phone number using Zabasearch.
 

[El Toro]

I doubt she would sell all the implements. I talked to her earlier this year. Hal
 

[LJD]

I've got the disks, cultivators, sulky, moldboard plow, and side-mower. Can't help with the planter. I DO have a planter attachment on a big Planet Junior walk-behind. I'll have to look to see what sort of pulley attachments I have. I've probably got a dozen Standard Twins along with a Viking Twin, Walsh and a few Monarchs. One of them is hooked to a trailer full of attachment parts that I've never looked through. I haven't been specifically looking to sell, but I AM going to start cleaning some stuff out of here. I'm seriously thinking about leaving the liberal haven of NY and hiding out in a more conservative state for what's left of my life. I've got over 100 walk-behind tractors and also many old four-wheelers. I'm only going to save my older Twins with wooden handles. The rest are going to go. If interested, make some sort of offer. If you're on the other side of the country, I supposed the stuff would need to be truck shipped, strapped to a pallet. I recently had a 800 lb. engine shipped here to NY from Colorado. Cost me $500.
 

[LJD]

I dug around a bit in one field where some of my tractors are outside under tarps. The better stuff is inside some of my barns.

I've got the pulley attachments. Also have two types of Twin sulkies. One is a wood trailer with steel reinforcements and a ride-on seat in front. The main trailer tongue is wood and is not rotted yet. The other is all metal.

I've got a lot more but this is the stuff closest to my house that sits outside that I'll be cleaning out, piece by piece.