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  1. tomstractorsandtoys

    Needed more space

    Combine heads take up lots of shed room so I decided to stack them up. I have a head mover with skid loader brackets so moving them is not a problem. Hope to build another one next year for chopper heads in the other shed.
  2. tomstractorsandtoys

    A little orange

    I just bought this perfect Allis Chalmers silage wagon for my collection. It is almost to nice to use.
  3. tomstractorsandtoys

    Chopped barley silage last week

    I made two 7x150 ft silage bags of direct cut barley. It was harvested in the dough stage using a mower bar head on my model 12 John Deere chopper. Pulling it is the 1968 4020 dad bought new and some of the 122 Chuck Wagons we own.
  4. tomstractorsandtoys

    More for the collection.

    This morning on market place I found this IH 51 forage wagon for $250. This is the first one I have seen in my area in 10 years of looking. What is super neat is that this is the deluxe model. It has a steel under frame and chain cross conveyor instead of belt. Everything works good. Seller...
  5. tomstractorsandtoys

    Added another piece to the collection

    I bought a very nice John Deere F125 3 bottom 16 inch plow last week. It goes very well with our 2520 diesel. With the nice weather I had to turn a little dirt. Tom
  6. tomstractorsandtoys

    Big shop project

    I have my 105 Deere combine in the shop for a complete going over. The biggest part is changing it from a variable speed drive to a hydraulic drive or hydro. I bought a parts machine with a hydro for the project. Yesterday we got the hardest part done which was changing the drive axle assembly...
  7. tomstractorsandtoys

    Replacement for type A transmission fluid.

    I am working on putting a hydro in my 105 Deere combine. It calls for type A trans fluid. What would be the best replacement to use? Thanks Tom
  8. tomstractorsandtoys

    John Deere 95 combine

    I have been working on rebuilding my 95 combine for several years. I gathered up lots of NOS parts and after almost 2 years in my shop it was finished this fall. Work included changing gas 303 engine to a completly overhauled 329 diesel, new concave, cylinder bars and changing the belt drive...
  9. tomstractorsandtoys

    Chester5731

    Did you ever make contact with the 95 feederhouse in WI? He sent me a phone number 715-577-0889.
  10. tomstractorsandtoys

    John Deere F620 plow

    Late this summer I picked this 3 bottom 14 inch plow up for my collection. You can still read the dealer sticker on it. I have 3 bottom F125 mounted plow and a 3 bottom F145 semi mount plow and always wanted a F620. I grew up in an area where there were no trailer plows. All mounted or semi...
  11. tomstractorsandtoys

    Chester5731

    There is a 95 feederhouse listed on Facebook marketplace in Bloomer WI for $450 or best offer. It even has the float springs. Tom
  12. tomstractorsandtoys

    John Deere 18 corn picker

    Today I got to use the 18 picker I bought last fall. Worked good. Picking with my 2510 gas. Running second gear. Tom
  13. tomstractorsandtoys

    Shelled a little corn today

    Got the 105 out to shell today but the corn is 21-22% moisture. Plan was to shell about 8 acres and I have 12 acres of oats planted Aug. 1 and to mow both and chop 1/2 load of each and then bag the silage for my beef cows. My grain bin has a floor and fan but no dryer. I have air dried corn...
  14. tomstractorsandtoys

    Engine about ready

    I have been working for almost 2 years on doing a complete rebuild on my Deere 95 combine. This is a completely rebuilt 329 diesel to replace the factory 303 gas. I also rebuilt the rest of the machine. Tom
  15. tomstractorsandtoys

    John Deere 42 combine

    I saved a few beans to try the 42 pull type combine on. It took 3 rows in second gear fine. I had the last pass with 4 rows and they fit but it overloaded the clean grain elevator. First worked fine for 4 30 inch rows. Beans were about 65 bu to the acre. Sorry no action pics as the wife was...
  16. tomstractorsandtoys

    Dirtiest job on the farm

    The most dusty dirtiest job I do is chopping soybean stubble. I use to chop a bunch but now only do one wagon load for the wife for garden mulch and flower beds. If you can see the wagon they are to wet and will mold. These pics were taken with the wind blowing away. The other way across the...
  17. tomstractorsandtoys

    Loader cylinder question

    On Deere 46a laoders there were 2 different lift cylinders. The first is 2 1/2 bore with 1 1/2 rod the second is 2 1/4 bore with 1 1/4 rod. Would the bigger cylinder be capable of lifting more? Tom
  18. tomstractorsandtoys

    Grain drill seed disc

    I just replaces all the opener discs and bearings on a Great Plaines 1006 drill my neighbor owns. The original bolts had some type of yellow thread locker. He did not get me new bolts so I reused the old ones. Now that I am finished and have each disc shimmed should I remove each one and use...
  19. tomstractorsandtoys

    Chopping corn silage

    Here are some pics from this fall chopping.First is 1968 4020 diesel with M&W turbo on a 34 1 row chopper and one of my new 122 wagons. Second is my 1968 with a 25 2row chopper and 122 Chuck Wagon.
  20. tomstractorsandtoys

    Planting fall barley

    Started planting my fall barley today. New crop for sw WI. I grew plenty when farming in MD. This will be direct cut in the dough stage for silage. This is a new variety from MN that is supposed to be winter Hardy. Using my 2510 diesel and 8200 drill.
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