Took one home today!

guido · Apr 7, 2011

Hello
The fellow is retiring, so all the iron is for sale.
My frind and I went to look and see.
The tractor and the disk came home.
The rest is still out there. The deutz pump
is 6" 6 cylinders, and looks real good!
May be some one will rescue the rest of the old iron,
Guido

Ken Macfarlane · Apr 7, 2011

Lots of tread on that right side dual!

John730D · Apr 7, 2011

Where?

Jim in Ma. · Apr 7, 2011

That disk looks like my Heston 24-20

rls_ia · Apr 7, 2011

It won't tear up the grass when turning that way! HA

ASEguy · Apr 7, 2011

Looks like a beast Guido. What's the yellow one?
Gerard

guido · Apr 7, 2011

Hello ASEguy,
The yellow beast is a bean picker. The wagon behind it has a miller gas welder Just above the hitch. I would love to have that welder.
He won't part with it for now.
Guido

guido · Apr 7, 2011

Hello Jim in MA.
Its a 14 disk MF. Decent shape,including the disks.
Guido.

guido · Apr 7, 2011

Hello John730D,
In new Jersey way.
Took rt. 40 east , then 55 south to the place.
I was not driving,not paying much attention to the road.
Guido.

DeltaRed · Apr 7, 2011

4320?

johndeereman · Apr 7, 2011

give beatles 65 directions he will save every last piece of it lol just picking

DoubleR · Apr 7, 2011

Probably a dumb question but whats the pipe chained on the top of the disk for?

Anonymous-0 · Apr 7, 2011

Should have taken the dog home. Looks like he could use a better living condition. Appears to be chained to a pipe in the ground. Here in Calif they have some screwed up laws I agree with this one.It is against the law to chain a dog to a pole for more than three hrs at a time. Stan

FarmallRay · Apr 7, 2011

The pipe is a drag, you drop behind the disk while disking to smooth out and break up lumpy ground.Looks like it on top while its being transported.

ASEguy · Apr 8, 2011

Sorry if I was unclear Guido. What kind of tractor is the yellow one? Gerard

edj856 · Apr 8, 2011

Can you e-mail me his address and/or phone number. From your directions, he's about 10 or 20 minutes from my house. I'd be interested in those Farmalls. Thanks.

J.ReinkeFarms · Apr 8, 2011

It's an International/Farmall tractor converted into a bean picker.

guido · Apr 8, 2011

Hello ASEguy,
If you are looking at the picture with the disks the yellow think behind the them is a bean picker.
It has more gears chains and sproket that I have seen in one place.
Guido.

guido · Apr 8, 2011

Hello,
Yes 4320 lots of hours but running good.
Guido.

guido · Apr 8, 2011

Helloedj586,
I don't have that info, but i can ask my friend that bought the tractor for that. I'll e-mail them to you when i get them.
Do you do any tractor pulling in the Salem area?
Guido.

edj856 · Apr 9, 2011

I've been to them a few times, but haven't done any pulling at Salem. I tried my Farmall Super A at the Cumberland Co. Fair but I just dug some holes and couldn't move the sled. Everything thing else is either broke, or has a loader on it. Do you make it to pulls in Salem?

guido · Apr 9, 2011

HElloASEguy,
My friend should no what kind of machine that is.
They had so many pieces of iron in that lot, and they were dealing to get a good price on the JD.
I'll post back when I find out what that beast is.
Guido.

guido · Apr 9, 2011

Helloedj856,
He wants $1000 for both units in the picture.
The farmall needs a distributor, the other tractor needs a water pump.
Both need a lot of TLC.
Guido.

guido · Apr 9, 2011

Hello,
I will try to make it to Salem the first pull.
I will be with Hebner and his son if I do.
Both as you know run MM'S.
See you....................Guido.

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