New tractor

[grandpa Love]

Poor thing sat behind a liquor store/window tint shop in north Georgia for years. 45 minutes of pressure washing helps. Now into the shop and let's find out why the motor is stuck . Stopped at my daughter's house in Chattanooga and one grandkid wanted to clean the new tractor, didn't get too far on the right side

 

[Steve in IL]

Wow! That looks really good for just pressure washing! But, the tough stuff has likely just begun! Good luck.

 

[TerryfromSWIowa]

Wow does not look like the same tractor.

 

[47fivewindow]

Great tin!

 

[Bob Bancroft]

Poor thing sat behind a liquor store/window tint shop in north Georgia for years. 45 minutes of pressure washing helps. Now into the shop and let's find out why the motor is stuck . Stopped at my daughter's house in Chattanooga and one grandkid wanted to clean the new tractor, didn't get too far on the right side

I can't believe that paint looks that good! I don't know much about Averys. I didn't know hydraulics was an option.

 

[m16ty]

I can't believe that paint looks that good! I don't know much about Averys. I didn't know hydraulics was an option.

They must have used good paint, for it to clean up that well.

 

[RedMF40]

However long it took to wash it, looks like it got a full restoration during that time.

 

[Steve in IL]

And the lettering looks great. That was the first thing to go on our old Ford.

 

[jdeere562]

I'm really surprised that it cleaned up that well!

 

[used red MN]

They must have used good paint, for it to clean up that well.

I hate to pick on him but this guy seems to always be pulling out a miracle? The tint change line in the paint on the “cleaned up” right half of the grill near where the slots stop look mighty suspicious to me. There is no hint of a tint change in the “pre-cleaning” photo. If he would call a spade a spade every time it seems I wouldn’t need to doubt his claims. Maybe it’s all just water or surface wetness that explains what I am seeing.

 

[Gary Reif]

Hopefully the internals will clean up as well as the outside. I know you'll get it running in no time, your good at what you do.

 

[grandpa Love]

I hate to pick on him but this guy seems to always be pulling out a miracle? The tint change line in the paint on the “cleaned up” right half of the grill near where the slots stop look mighty suspicious to me. There is no hint of a tint change in the “pre-cleaning” photo. If he would call a spade a spade every time it seems I wouldn’t need to doubt his claims. Maybe it’s all just water or surface wetness that explains what I am seeing.

Wow.....just wow .....let me enjoy a win occasionally

 

[EFV]

Possibility someone painted tractor with better quality paint in the past allowing
"miracle" recovery. Lots of what machinery jockeys call "Yankee Shine " available
today. Stuff looks good quick and easy. Grampa for the win here, so far.
Ought to rename their place Lazarus Farms they have brought so much iron
back from the dead . Credit given to the man(couple) in the arena.

 

[used red MN]

Wow.....just wow .....let me enjoy a win occasionally

Usually you give me this one! Just say ya part of it is wet, or we sprayed X on it. That’s all I’m asking, I’m really supposed to believe that you pull it on to the GL magic trailer spritz a little water on it and it looks nearly like a show room paint job? I guess if pressure washing cleaned it up that good for you, then you got your “win”!

 

[grandpa Love]

Usually you give me this one! Just say ya part of it is wet, or we sprayed X on it. That’s all I’m asking, I’m really supposed to believe that you pull it on to the GL magic trailer spritz a little water on it and it looks nearly like a show room paint job? I guess if pressure washing cleaned it up that good for you, then you got your “win”!

It's still wet in the pictures.... anyone can see that. A coat of wax or boiled linseed oil and it will stay shiny. Satisfied ? Now can I get back to my snake oil business???

 

[farmersamm]

Possibility someone painted tractor with better quality paint in the past allowing
"miracle" recovery. Lots of what machinery jockeys call "Yankee Shine " available
today. Stuff looks good quick and easy. Grampa for the win here, so far.
Ought to rename their place Lazarus Farms they have brought so much iron
back from the dead . Credit given to the man(couple) in the arena.

In the machining world it's called a Rusto Resto when a mill is just painted, not rebuilt.

"Rusto" for y'all that have to be spoon fed...............Rustoleum. "Resto" for the slow crowd.........restoration

 

[Dick L]

Poor thing sat behind a liquor store/window tint shop in north Georgia for years. 45 minutes of pressure washing helps. Now into the shop and let's find out why the motor is stuck . Stopped at my daughter's house in Chattanooga and one grandkid wanted to clean the new tractor, didn't get too far on the right side

Nice little tractor and would give antique tractor pullers fits in the 2500 pound class. It has a Continental engine. My bet is that it will be an easy fix. My cousin Cork Lemmon had a bunch of them. He restored one and put back to gather in his basement. His wife Connie Lemmon was the BF Avery Club secretary for years. I pulled with or you might say against him for over 10 years. You will be happy with it.

 

[Oregon Tractor Jack]

That is a neat looking tractor. When you get it running just leave it like it is. I don't remember seeing an Avery with a grill that looked quite like that one. It would be keeper if it were mine.

OTJ

 

[Dick L]

That is a neat looking tractor. When you get it running just leave it like it is. I don't remember seeing an Avery with a grill that looked quite like that one. It would be keeper if it were mine.

OTJ

Here is one in Corks family picture,

More Avery's

 

[used red MN]

Here is one in Corks family picture,

Do you know what the red one is to the right in front of the shed? It seems to say Nockel on the grill, but obviously not sure. Is it Russian or something like that?