TO-35'S

[Rob in OH]

It finally warmed up enough to get some pictures outside. 1959 red and flint gray,1956 beige and green,1956 gray and green

 

[Richard L]

Rob, boy oh boy am I ever dreaming and wishing, jealous and what ever else you want to say however I am sure that won't happen to me. Looking very nice. Richard

 

[phil(WA)]

Rob,
Great job. Are you coming to Minnesota Ferguson EXPO in August with this group? You would be a hit.
Phil(WA)

 

[Jeff-oh]

What Rob didn't say is that at least 2 of thoes if not all have twos stage clutches and power-steering on them. Now that is a nice little collection to be proud of.

 

[Tony in Mass.]

Wow. Magazines need to visit you for comparison pics. The closest I will get is one Fergie looking, one MH looking, and one square tin. Just finding 3 restorable TO35's was an accomplishment. Good job!

 

[The Dude]

Nice tractors!!

Are TO-35's hard to find?

I bought one cause it was cheaper then the 9N's I was looking at. And in about the same shape.

 

[Tony in Mass.]

Dude. TO35's are usually worth 3 times a 8 or 9 N, and are 6 times more usefull, just the live pto, nevermind the low range, more power, OHV engine, better on gas, sensible foot pedals.... did I forget something?

 

[Anonymous-0]

Great job on the restorations. I wish everyone would stick to the original color schemes.

Dude....I'll take my TO35 over my old N any day. the N was OK and very nostalgic but The Ferguson is a much better machine. Ford made a big mistake when he told Harry Ferguson to go fly a kite. John

 

[Anonymous-0]

the to 35 and all its decendants, was a massey harris choice, harry ferg was against it, in writing. Of course, harry would not allow any color but gray.