To any U guys like OLD machinery

[FarmboyBill]

Heres some pics

[FarmboyBill]

hollar if you need discriptions

[simi-steading]

That old spreader is really cool.. .

I'd really like to see some more pictures of that old truck I saw you post in another thread.

What is that tractor.. That's an oldie for sure..

[FarmboyBill]

Or years

[simi-steading]

Cub Lowboy?

[Dale Alan]

That is some nice machinery . That Coleman is quite interesting.

[MO_cows]

Looks like those old tractors are still in service, they have good rubber on them. Would like to have a manure spreader like yours for this place.

We have some oldies, too, but they both need work and not able to use them right now. This one is a 1949 Fordson, we also have a 1959 Cockshutt diesel tractor.

[FarmboyBill]

hope I aint bored ya yet

[fordson major]

nice pics Bill!! love looking at it, working with it, get the torches!

whats up with the '49 MO? have E27N's and a power major (gas) had a 54 power major that was a nimble yard tractor for years for us.

[fordson major]

oh, and second the request for more pix of the old truck Bill!

[oth47]

I bet with a little grease and some tlc some of that stuff could go back in the field.That old spreader is cool.

[FarmboyBill]

Heres some more

[FarmboyBill]

oth47 What makes you think its not ready to go to the field??

[FarmboyBill]

all of it works.

[FarmboyBill]

I Need a couple snouts for the picker, but it runs

[FarmboyBill]

In case you cant see it clearly, Thats a 1 row corn binder, IHC next to a NI Husker Shredder.

[lazyBum]

One thing is for sure, Oklahoma climate is good for preserving machinery.

[FarmboyBill]

they cost $1,500 ea

[notbutanapron]

Whenever I see stuff like this, I laugh maniacally and go, "My precioussssss...." One man's trash is another woman's tractor.

[FarmboyBill]

Thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaats all Folks