Posted by charlie M on February 19, 2013 at 15:05:23 from (74.34.216.81):
In Reply to: Oldest tractor in use posted by Harvey 2 on February 19, 2013 at 13:53:01:
I've got a 37 W30 that I play around with. Brakes don't work so I don't do a lot with it yet. I'm going to try it on my feed grinder this year. Next newer one is a 38 F14. I use it in the summer to rake hay. Sometimes I put it on the corn sheller or put on the cultivator.Its mechanically in good shape - just missing paint and decals. After that its a 42 A, 43 H and M and my new tractor is a 55 300U.All are in good shape mechanically but no paint job on anything. They all work my 20 acres at some point in the season.
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