Name That Tractor Game!

[bakerg]

Guess this big machine. :thumbsup:

Clue: Intitials are FM.

 

[SSdoxie]

Clue: Intitials are FM.

Fairbanks Morse

 

[bakerg]

Fairbanks Morse

:thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[bakerg]

Here's one to guess at.

 

[bakerg]

Here's one to guess at.

Clue: There is only 1 of these known left in existence in a California museum.:confused2:

 

[Beltzington]

Hope someone can identify this tractor. Picture was of me in the mid-sixties in eastern Colorado possibly on my first solo. :laughing:

 

[MIKE R]

Here's one to guess at.

The only name that came to mind was Early Caterpillar or prior to the merge Holts or Best.

Beltzington the tractor pictured is a 1939 or early 1940's John Deere A, B, H or G. The horizontal slats in the grill tell me its a letter series. On the number series they have vertical slats. The tractor also has a cast frame as opposed to later stamped frame. If it has a six speed transmission it is 1941 or newer.

 

[bakerg]

Hope someone can identify this tractor. Picture was of me in the mid-sixties in eastern Colorado possibly on my first solo. :laughing:

Looks like my old JD H.:thumbsup: The JD H did not have a breather through the hood like the other Letter series did.

 

[bakerg]

The only name that came to mind was Early Caterpillar or prior to the merge Holts or Best.

No, not a Caterpillar, it is an Universal Sure Grip.:thumbsup:

 

[Bigfoot62]

Looks like my old JD H.:thumbsup: The JD H did not have a breather through the hood like the other Letter series did.

I think you got it. I knew that it was newer than a "B" or "C" model.