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here is one of my 70s complete redo last summer. had a paying customer bring in a 706 for me to redo so i had to park here down back. the tin work is all finished just up in the shop yet


here is one of the 50s its about a ten year old restoration. she gets worked all summer and fall.needs a bath


i have more on my laptop but its at home. had to text pic to my kid and she emailed them to me...told me it was late and for me to get with the times and get a smart phone

Nice! There's a guy that pulls a 70 diesel around here. That thing barks like a big dog when it really starts to lug. My cousin is on his way to the Las Vegas area right now to pick up two G's.

my 630 is all tweaked out for pulling. so much so that the pony motor will barely spin her over.
my favorite popper is the 420 for reason i think you would know
i will have to try and get more of the old tractors put up here.
for hay rack rides/sled rides and putting around the twins are fun. just glad i didnt have to use them in the field all day.so much pulling power, but the 4 cyl motors of that time were way smother to sit on for 15 hours a day.

i love them all

Here's my Model A. I had got a free set of 16.9's so I threw them on but they are to tall. It used to lug for quite a ways on the stock tires but it pulls down and stalls out really quick with the taller ones.

one2many wrote:......my favorite popper is the 420 for reason i think you would know ......

Guy I work with has one you'd love then. It's a 420 hi-crop.

shes sharp and sounds great
i got away from the old timer pulls and moved into the farm stock and hot farm. my old man about shit when he walked into the main shop and i had a 1066 split and working on it. he had an old F20 setting in a barn since it got retired out of the field. told me i had to restore it for him since i had desecrated the shop with a red tractor

clampdaddy wrote:

one2many wrote:......my favorite popper is the 420 for reason i think you would know ......

Guy I work with has one you'd love then. It's a 420 hi-crop.

talking some money there the hi crops have got to be rare.
i think the rarest i have is a 2510 diesel power shift. think they only made like 800 of them. she works all year long. great little chore tractor. still use it to make small hay bales and small straw bales

I own a red one too. It's a McCormick Deering O-6. My Uncle is getting on in years and is starting to have trouble climbing up on his M so I let him borrow the O-6. Only took him a couple days before he flopped a 75 horse motor into it.

clampdaddy wrote:I own a red one too. It's a McCormick Deering O-6. My Uncle is getting on in years and is starting to have trouble climbing up on his M so I let him borrow the O-6. Only took him a couple days before he flopped a 75 horse motor into it.

hahahaha she would be a beast with that bigger motor

i love to get the older stuff out and use as much as i can. spoiled bad from the new stuff. when its not to hot out o like to go topless

Here's a cool pic of Uncle Ben on his M. He always has clean tractors. I'm hoping that he'll get tired of driving my ratty looking O-6 and paint it for me.

thats a sharp tractor and he looks like he is having a blast.looks like he can move more weight up front like me. we have plenty for the back

i build garden tractors for pulling. a buddy of mine and his little son run them for me because i cant make weight on them here are two of the older ones

finished up two new ones this spring here is just the frame and the motor dont have finished photos of it here


that motor burns nitromethane with just a splash of methanol

one2many wrote:shes sharp and sounds great
i got away from the old timer pulls and moved into the farm stock and hot farm. my old man about shit when he walked into the main shop and i had a 1066 split and working on it. he had an old F20 setting in a barn since it got retired out of the field. told me i had to restore it for him since i had desecrated the shop with a red tractor

Speaking of 1066's - this is the first tractor my father in law bought in 196? He eventually traded it off and 25 years later found it and restored it and tweaked the performance just a little...

http://youtu.be/Rl7vbxIsJWw

one2many wrote:i build garden tractors for pulling. a buddy of mine and his little son run them for me because i cant make weight on them here are two of the older ones.......

That's bad ass! I've never seen those pull before. Did see a guy make an exhibition pull with what I believe they called a mini mod. It looked to be just a tad bigger than what you built there but he had a blown small block Chevy on it. Fun to watch but you couldn't pay me enough to get on that little suicide trap.

clampdaddy wrote:

one2many wrote:i build garden tractors for pulling. a buddy of mine and his little son run them for me because i cant make weight on them here are two of the older ones.......

That's bad ass! I've never seen those pull before. Did see a guy make an exhibition pull with what I believe they called a mini mod. It looked to be just a tad bigger than what you built there but he had a blown small block Chevy on it. Fun to watch but you couldn't pay me enough to get on that little suicide trap.

yep mini rods. a lot of the clubs have started to go away from them..the allis has a ford racing 4 banger in it

DeadEye_Dan wrote:

one2many wrote:shes sharp and sounds great
i got away from the old timer pulls and moved into the farm stock and hot farm. my old man about shit when he walked into the main shop and i had a 1066 split and working on it. he had an old F20 setting in a barn since it got retired out of the field. told me i had to restore it for him since i had desecrated the shop with a red tractor

Speaking of 1066's - this is the first tractor my father in law bought in 196? He eventually traded it off and 25 years later found it and restored it and tweaked the performance just a little...

http://youtu.be/Rl7vbxIsJWw

sweet Dan! love hearing the stories of guys selling off a tractor and then finding them again years later.
jon kinzenbaw owner and founder of Kinze found one of his dads that he spent many a summer cultivating on. the machine shop i worked for made lots of stuff for kinze.when they decided to buy their own cnc burntable my boss and i helped them decide what to get and helped them get up and running and trained the guys how to use them right. was offered the chance to go and see his tractor collection. mind blowing and hard to think anyone has better collection

one2many wrote:

DeadEye_Dan wrote:

one2many wrote:shes sharp and sounds great
i got away from the old timer pulls and moved into the farm stock and hot farm. my old man about shit when he walked into the main shop and i had a 1066 split and working on it. he had an old F20 setting in a barn since it got retired out of the field. told me i had to restore it for him since i had desecrated the shop with a red tractor

Speaking of 1066's - this is the first tractor my father in law bought in 196? He eventually traded it off and 25 years later found it and restored it and tweaked the performance just a little...

http://youtu.be/Rl7vbxIsJWw

sweet Dan! love hearing the stories of guys selling off a tractor and then finding them again years later.
jon kinzenbaw owner and founder of Kinze found one of his dads that he spent many a summer cultivating on. the machine shop i worked for made lots of stuff for kinze.when they decided to buy their own cnc burntable my boss and i helped them decide what to get and helped them get up and running and trained the guys how to use them right. was offered the chance to go and see his tractor collection. mind blowing and hard to think anyone has better collection

We have a 5020 with a stuck motor out at the ranch. Always thought it would be cool to have a Kinze Detroit repower done to it. Those things kick ass.

clampdaddy wrote:

one2many wrote:

DeadEye_Dan wrote:

one2many wrote:shes sharp and sounds great
i got away from the old timer pulls and moved into the farm stock and hot farm. my old man about shit when he walked into the main shop and i had a 1066 split and working on it. he had an old F20 setting in a barn since it got retired out of the field. told me i had to restore it for him since i had desecrated the shop with a red tractor

Speaking of 1066's - this is the first tractor my father in law bought in 196? He eventually traded it off and 25 years later found it and restored it and tweaked the performance just a little...

http://youtu.be/Rl7vbxIsJWw

sweet Dan! love hearing the stories of guys selling off a tractor and then finding them again years later.
jon kinzenbaw owner and founder of Kinze found one of his dads that he spent many a summer cultivating on. the machine shop i worked for made lots of stuff for kinze.when they decided to buy their own cnc burntable my boss and i helped them decide what to get and helped them get up and running and trained the guys how to use them right. was offered the chance to go and see his tractor collection. mind blowing and hard to think anyone has better collection

We have a 5020 with a stuck motor out at the ranch. Always thought it would be cool to have a Kinze Detroit repower done to it. Those things kick ass.

Clamp what part of the country do you call home?

Hilmar, Ca.

thats cool. didnt know how far away from the midwest, rednecks like to hope up tractors and go play.

dont know if you have seen his big blue tractor

I've seen it before...pretty cool for its time, but the modern stuff is pretty bad ass.

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Where's the video of that old steamer that pulls the new tractor at its will?

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I should've made that bet.

one2many wrote:thats cool. didnt know how far away from the midwest, rednecks like to hope up tractors and go play.

Yep. Contrary to what many think, it's not all surfboards and palm trees out here in Ca.. After all, we are the #1 ag producing state in the union, and we produce more than #2 and #3 combined.

This is the kind of Kinze I want.

clampdaddy wrote:

one2many wrote:thats cool. didnt know how far away from the midwest, rednecks like to hope up tractors and go play.

Yep. Contrary to what many think, it's not all surfboards and palm trees out here in Ca.. After all, we are the #1 ag producing state in the union, and we produce more than #2 and #3 combined.

This is the kind of Kinze I want.

yes but lettuce carrots and avocados dont count for shit
there is no sound like a two stroke Detroit. i have two v12 in old semis