feature night

[larry@stinescorner]

rr lund suggests we make feature night letter night,,,starting with A tonight,and B tomorrow night,,,he says post any implement,tool, or just anything you think would interest T Talk,as long as it starts with the letter of the day?

I Cant come up with much for A,,,But there is an Auger on the post hole digger that is attached to Rusty the tractor, at least it will give Rusty another chance to see SweetFeet,he kinda likes her,,,,,,,

 

[JRSutton]

No A implements.

Super A tractor. The 4H kids restored this one.

 

[Buckeye]

AO 1953

 

[Stumpy(NH)]

My Daughter's Farmall A and my new to me John Deere A.

Stumpy

 

[Vito]

Larry,

You are good for tomorrow as that looks like a IH B 275D or B250.

Vito

 

[larry@stinescorner]

I ll find something else for B ,Rusty has been shown enough already,,,,

 

[Ranger Red]

My Super A with left and right one bottom plow

 

[omahagreg]

This is an asparagus special Allis CA. Placard said everything that was special to that application was painted silver. Saw it at the Albert City Iowa tractor show in 2010.

 

[Ranger Red]

Sorry the picture didn't post

 

[rrlund]

Auger for ear corn. I just might use it again for P since it's technically a power corn rake.

 

[donjr]

My defication dumpling makers.....

 

[JRSutton]

oh wait - an A-21 sickle mower!

Forgot about that.

 

[Pair-a-dice farm]

This was my grandad's A JD taken in 1957. Do y'all know what the attachment is?

 

[larry@stinescorner]

looked a little further,found two As

 

[BillOHIO]

BIG A FERTILIZER SPREADER

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q91_qQ2cf5A

 

[Brian Allen]

RE: Corn auger
Would that be a free flow air cleaner you are using on that engine? LOL!
Brian

 

[730-LP]

Here is a 1945 A John Deere I built in 09 with a lot of parts
from other years plus a 6 1/2 block and a 9 inch crank

 

[SweetFeet]

One for the Alice guys...

An Allis Chalmers logo and the pull-type combine it came from (we saw it at auction last summer).

I like Rusty too... I like all rusty's for a matter of fact.

 

[RBnSC]

Air compressor?

 

[samn40]

Here's mine.....A Ferguson type A.............Bet you are surprised at
that one Larry! LOL.............Sam

 

[Brian Allen]

samn40
What make is that drive tire?
That is the first one of those that I have run across.
Brian

 

[JD John]

I got a 1948 Allis Chalmers G.

 

[larry@stinescorner]

you cant be stumped,I Wouldnt even try....lol,,, nice old tractor!

 

[larry@stinescorner]

that is nice! Do you have cultivators for that?

 

[36F30]

Driving the wife's AR

 

[JD John]

I have a cultivator for it Larry but it is in tough shape.

 

[kak]

51 A

 

[RandyB(MI)]

Pretty girl and pretty tractors, you gotta be proud of her.

 

[RandyB(MI)]

My ole '37 " A " named "Walter" .

 

[SweetFeet]

Pair-A-Dice,

What is the attachment?

Almost looks like something for tamping down the ground after planting - like I do with a hoe in the garden... but that can't be right, since it is not behind a planter.

 

[Kerry50]

My favorite Allis Chalmers pic...LOL Had a 4X6 one made and took it to the Allis dealer here. The guy with the crescent wrench, his dad worked there all his life and would rather work on a WD or WD 45 as eat.

Allis Chalmers pedal tractor, a thorn amongst the roses, lol

 

[Stan - Florida]

That rear tire is very similar to the Firestone tread from back in those days. Not exact, but close.

Stan

 

[Rick Kr]

A first I thought it was a hiller. But it does appear to leave imprints in the dirt like it is packing or tamping the row. The bottoms are smooth too for packing, not hilling.

I am very interested to see if someone knows for sure what this is. These are the oddball attachments I like to see.

Rick

 

[kruser]

A sled?
or
A sled?

 

[Larry NEIL]

Zatically what I learnt to drive at about 9 years old! Nice photo.

 

[Wheat Farmer]

Aerway

 

[Anonymous-0]

I remember a device very similar to that called a Arkansas windmill. It was used to thin cotton.

 

[samn40]

Brian, I don't know......The tractor was at an auction I attended last
weekend in England.........Sorry!......Sam

 

[Pair-a-dice farm]

(quoted from post at 21:41:06 03/12/14) Pair-A-Dice,

What is the attachment?

Almost looks like something for tamping down the ground after planting - like I do with a hoe in the garden... but that can't be right, since it is not behind a planter.

They are what Grandad called automatic cotton choppers. They were made by a local machine shop. The planters back then basically sowed seed in a furrow and it had to be thinned when it came up. It had always been done with a gooseneck hoe and manual labor.

 

[Dr. Walt]

1937 "Alice M" - project tractor .

 

[SweetFeet]

What a labor saver!

I like seeing equipment from other areas. Around here we have corn and beans... and oh yeah, more corn and beans.

 

[DeltaRed]

Harvey(named after the man I bought it from).1944
JD 'A'.with IH 'M' wide front.

 

[rrlund]

That thing was giving me fits. I finally figured out the carburetor was loose. I tightened it up and it runs with the air cleaner on it now.

 

[Bryce Frazier]

Alright, so it took me a little while to think one up, but here it is....

A Slurry AGITATOR.