Good morning!!!!

[ronjhall]

Nice pictures wngsprd,
I could, can, have spent days looking at that type of stuff, I get to feeling awful old and I'm not when some of that equipment we still use regularly.
The old WD is pretty much parked, but the H is used almost daily to scrape the free stall barn, then the 400 Farmall, a 340, 560 and 656's, 8000 Ford,
IH 1066, 1086, JD 4020 n 4440 they are all to good to be antiques.

Any pictures of the Farmall 340. I had one for years.

 

[Bird]

Wife cooked some fantastic Cornish hens for dinner last night. First time she's used the convection feature on the new oven, inspired, no doubt, by the new air fryer she seems to love. The hens were a perfect golden brown and absolutely delicious.

Been a long time since we had Cornish hens for dinner; need to do that again soon. And our cookstove is a KitchenAid stove and has the convection feature that we've never used.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

“Chauffeured Chief’s Car”

Don, I want to apply for the job of being your Chauffeur.

WNG, these are all great pictures.

Yes they are. Where they taken ?

I agree with you 100%, Buppies. I try to do all my work myself, or take it to someone I can trust. And we've all seen how that works. :confused2:

But at least now you know where NOT to take your Polaris for future work.

Roy, Thomas, Looking 4 New, Mpham, Hawkeye, DabSGT, Jay, and others up north...I know this grader is not a snow plow, but thought it might come in handy on your driveways...

 

[Looking4new]

Roy, Thomas, Looking 4 New, Mpham, Hawkeye, DabSGT, Jay, and others up north...I know this grader is not a snow plow, but thought it might come in handy on your driveways...

I have been looking for a horse drawn one for years. I found one on steel wheels, now I just have to get it home.

 

[wngsprd]

Yes they are. Where they taken ?

Keystone Tractor Museum...in Colonial Heights, Virginia, just across the Appomattox River from Petersburg...it faces Interstate 95.

BEF, here's one for you. 1932 Massey Harris with 4WD so you can pull cars out of that creek bottom curve down from your house.

 

[Thomas]

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:thumbsup: and have the smooth lawn fields also. ....always good to see yesterday iron.

 

[wngsprd]

Ed, actually I picked this tractor for you...it's not a Massey 255, but it did have about the longest engine I've seen on a tractor...a 1962 Massey Ferguson 97

 

[wngsprd]

CWB, when your snow gets deep, you'll need one like this to get up the hill to find that elk...

 

[wngsprd]

Here is the original model John Deere - they bought Waterloo Boy in 1918 and rebranded this...

 

[wngsprd]

Bird, weren't you talking about Sears and Roebuck a while back?

How about ordering a tractor from them for $495? Here's a 1938 Economy Model A. The museum also has a tractor from Montgomery Ward.