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^^ You got some good stuff! Any pics of that 5000?

Not a “tractor” but a couple of JD x354’s with a complement of spreaders, sprayers, aerators and thatchers.

Basically all I could remember the farm my family has worked own (it’s owned by a different family) they’ve had case IH equipment they have two maxxum 110’s with aftermarket blades on the front we use for water rice and soybeans three case 310 magnums with the tri point hitch one case 350 Steiger 4wd on a dirt pan more Steiger 4wd one 370 and 2 420’s the combines we use now are 8240’s with 30 foot headers on both

9700 Ford

^^ Yeah! Thats where its at

None personally, but my dad is a cotton farmer in west Texas and he has a whole flock of John Deeres. He's been 100% JD since the beginning.

I’m in west Texas also. Don’t farm anymore for myself but the guy I work for has about 15 Deere’s all the way from a 4430 to a 2016 8345R. Cotton and peanuts on half the land and cattle on the rest. That 8345 is a sweet ride, I helped plow 31 circles with it last fall and winter.
Mark

We are about the ONLY people around here without a tractor. So sad. I do have a Craftsman 27hp DGT6000 garden tractor. It is a hard worker and helps out daily with the chores here. We have 13 acres, half wooded and half pasture. The pasture is mowed 3 times a season and we sharecrop the hay. The guy who cuts it gets 2/3 and then buys our 1/3. Pays our taxes each year.

I should ask my mother in law to go to her family's land in the Russian countryside (everyone lives in city now), they have an old pre-WW2 Stalinetz tracked tractor rusting away in one of the buildings of the former collective farm... Should be a nice trip!

john deere 8450 it's 36 years old

ClassicTractors wrote: ↑Fri Jan 19, 2018 3:39 amSweet! Do you have pictures of the Fords?

Finally got round to photographing our lot! Bottom pic is on a charity run. Sorry about the sideways!!!

That's a lovely tractor. I love them old Fords.

Cheers! Will hopefully get round to restoring the other one at some point!

I'm a big fan of Ford/New Holland machines myself, but I just can't get enough of a good classic tractor. Massey Fergusons from the early 1990s are a particular favourite, having grown up seeing them all over town, and of course the Ford 7840/8340 as well, but my favourite of all time? It's gotta be the good old MF135, a masterpiece of classic machinery in my eyes!

I own a 1944 M farmall. Tractors that we farmed with and still own 1800 Oliver, 2-520 Belarus' , 806 IH, stieger panther 2, 2 farmall M's, 4 -H farmalls,super M, 560 farmall, 450 farmall, and 2 A farmalls.