Picture for Today

[John B.]

This is a nice one!

 

[Wheat Farmer]

NOW! that tractor was made for plowing.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Ever wonder why the real old farmers had bad backs and bad kidneys?????

 

[Adirondack case guy]

Here's a Case sales brocure, parts catalog, and 1/16th scale toy that I have.
Loren, the Acg.

 

[Anonymous-0]

truely the ultimate plow tractor for 1922 ?,, the yr. my mom was born .my great uncles said thne motor was very dependable .and ready to go in a instant ,, they were used to having to build a fire and a FULL head of steam in those days ..the pointer on the steering always makes me smile... sometimes i wisht i had one on the DC when out in the muddy cowlot ..LOL .../technology was movin in leaps and bounds , the case l and cc were about to come out in less than 10 yrs ...the jd model D was the longest yr build of any ever built ,..probably the most notable change for deer is when the 2 cylindar motors were retired and deer decided the rest of the tractor world was RIGHT ,. still like hearin the ol johnny poppers ..especially when they are backin up a wagon or somethin at hi idle,, seems like the governor is very touchy ,, makin the ol deers quite a preacher

 

[Adirondack case guy]

Just an observation, the front axle should have been tilting the other direction, un less it had spindles with diff. hidth from king pin yoke, or a bigger RH wheel.
Loren, the Acg.

 

[John B.]

Yes back in the early 1900's most all tractors were built for plowing. That's what made the Farmall so popular because it was so versatile for the implements.

 

[55 50 Ron]

Right front wheel offset that much to provide clearance for the belt on belt drive work????

 

[SweetFeet]

That is a nice one.

Also like the one with the Buffalo too.

 

[AJ-in-BC]

No, it is offset so much so that it can ride in the furrow while the rear wheels are riding on level ground.

 

[Jeff B.]

On old tractors, what do the dual set of numbers stand for?

 

[Straw Boss]

First number is the amount of horsepower at the drawbar.
Second number is the horsepower rating at the belt pulley.
Modern tractors are rated at the pto.