Tractor pictures

[cartod]

Here's my 670

Wow, how time flies! That was almost 5 years ago. Here is the 3320 that I traded that one for, and my cream puff 1972 820.

 

[RoyJackson]

Wow, how time flies! That was almost 5 years ago. Here is the 3320 that I traded that one for, and my cream puff 1972 820.

That peddle car next to the 820 is pretty nice too. Looks to be out of the mid-1950's and has the Buick "three holes" trademark.

My first tractor was a 670...sometimes I wish I had kept it. I got pretty close to what I paid for it when I traded (for a 790). And the dealer got more then I paid for it when he sold it 2 weeks later.

 

[Xfaxman]

My little "FEL Tractor", Have been using it for 9 years! :thumbsup:


Brush forks with 4' long tines.


The pallet forks.


The independent forks.


4' boxblade.

 

[dieselcrawler]

My 3005 doin horse poo duty...

 

[PHPaul]

My 1938 Farmall F14

'88 JD750

Pictures from the game camera I had set up on the fence trying to nab a shot of the )#($ fox that was killing my chickens.

 

[Tor Arne]

Some of my tractors, some are under renovation. I have more but no images at the moment

 

[AaronS]

 

[Piston]

Aaron,
How long, and what type is that trailer?

 

[YesDeere]

Just out playing. 2520 and the 4310

 

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Wow, how time flies! That was almost 5 years ago. Here is the 3320 that I traded that one for, and my cream puff 1972 820.

I was always intrigued with the concept of how much more a standard size tractor with 2wd could pull vs. a standard sized c.u.t.. I'll never forget the time I saw an old 2wd Massey trike pull out two 18" oaks with crowns attached with its draw bar. I'm thinking your full size Deere could out pull the 33 by about 4 times.