Whats one tractor that you want really bad? I think mine would be a oliver 2255.

08 John Deere 7920 MFWD with a 746 loader :D.

08 John Deere 7930 MFWD with a 746 loader :D.
They dont make the 20 series anymore. its now 30 series. that would be a really nice tractor. Also my dream but i would have the IVT, and all the little bells and whistles:D

been trying to talk the FiL into getting one of them for a planting tractor. the IVT would be nice.

IH 1066 Smoker

Honestly, I would love to have an old JD D. My dad had one for years that he got from his dad. It was in parts and needed bearings. He never did get that project finished and after about 20 years of storing the tractor, he just got rid of it a few years back.

He tells stories about that 2 banger and how he loved the sound of it going through the field under a load. Or the pht, pht, pht, pht, when you first started it because of the pressure reliefs.

I would love to have one of these. I wouldn't want a show stopper, because I would want it to be used yet. But this is the tractor I would love to have and would love to see my dads face when he saw and heard it come out of the barn.

A 1855 Oliver painted red with Cockshutt badges. Great looking tractor IMO. 1755 would be OK too.

I had a 1939 styled "B" JD for a while; wish I had it back. That's the reality.

Here's the dream:
I WANT IT FOR FREE!

True, an 06 7920 would work or a new 7930 :D. Not sure I'd want IVT but I've never run it. I like my Powershifts.

They dont make the 20 series anymore. its now 30 series. that would be a really nice tractor. Also my dream but i would have the IVT, and all the little bells and whistles:D

30-60 model E Rumely Oil-Pull. If you're going to get a two cylinder tractor, you may as well get a big one! Think of it as a John Deere on steroids.

Any Big Bud
Oliver 2255 FWA/Cab
IH 14/1568
IH 72/7488 2+2 Really Rare only 16 made
Massey 5200 4wd Claims to be 1st tractor with electronic engine Series 60 Detroit
Wagner 4wd WA series
The big IH 4wd from australia they used Mercedes v8-v12s also cummins i think
Oliver/White/MM 4wd gots to have 1 of each paint
IH 3688 TX184 its for sale on tractor house some 1 should buy that but its a bit High $$

Id be happy with a cab and ac for my 5200 Deere...

Always have had a wild hair for a JD 6030. I recall sitting in a brand new one at the dealership in Medicine Lake, MT. Big diamond tread fronts and 24.5-32 duals on the rear. Dad said no....! They are kinda scarce.

Jd 40-20

John Deere 7520, 4020, or Oliver 2255 with the V8 Cat.

I just saw one like that a couple weeks ago at Mike Sitz Angus down here in NE. {Jim and Bob's cousin BTW} Only thing it's missing it the diamond treads up front. It had a dozer on it.

Always have had a wild hair for a JD 6030. I recall sitting in a brand new one at the dealership in Medicine Lake, MT. Big diamond tread fronts and 24.5-32 duals on the rear. Dad said no....! They are kinda scarce.

mine would have to be an allis chalmers 7060. had one but in 1998 our neighbor burned the barn down that it was in. was my favorite tractor then and i want one agian.

1. IH 1468 or 1568
2. IH 1456
3. IH 7288 or 7488

If we are talking something we are going to use everyday and put hours on, it would be a Case IH 535 Quad or a 335 Magnum...the ones we currently have are close, but the new large framer Steigers look down right MEAN in the front.

Always have had a wild hair for a JD 6030. I recall sitting in a brand new one at the dealership in Medicine Lake, MT. Big diamond tread fronts and 24.5-32 duals on the rear. Dad said no....! They are kinda scarce.

A good friend had one, the same guy I bought my 484 from. Theres a guy at the county fair that has like 12 of them. If God had a 6030 they would look like the ones this guy has. They look perfect and run perfect, if hes in the pull you should just go home.

30-60 model E Rumely Oil-Pull. If you're going to get a two cylinder tractor, you may as well get a big one! Think of it as a John Deere on steroids.

Those would run on crude oil pumped right out of teh ground.

A good friend had one, the same guy I bought my 484 from. Theres a guy at the county fair that has like 12 of them. If God had a 6030 they would look like the ones this guy has. They look perfect and run perfect, if hes in the pull you should just go home.



Those would run on crude oil pumped right out of teh ground.

I would be interested in seeing a few of these 6030's...what class does he pull in? So far around our area there hasent been a Deere that can keep up with the Red stuff.

I would be interested in seeing a few of these 6030's...what class does he pull in? So far around our area there hasent been a Deere that can keep up with the Red stuff.

Wow, thats hard to believe, the JDs take the cake here. The fair is next week and Ill have to see if I can get some pics of those 6030s. I runs in 2 classes, he will put like 6,000 of weights on then run in the next class. These tractors dont sound like a diesel, then run real smooth and have a ungodly amout of black smoke blowing out. This guy has some real talent with these machines. These are all in farm stock and hes building a super stock 6030.

A few IH tractors at the fair do ok, the 1066, 966, and the like do pretty well and do win alot but the JDs do better in almost every class. Some friends have two 560s and they are in the top 3 almost every year.

The best was like a 18,000lb class. All these big time farmers with their brand new case ih, jd, new holland with duels front and back, mfwd. Then comes this POS white field boss. This was beat to hell and 2wd, no chance in hell against all those new machines. That thing was so loud your elephant ear would vibrate off the plate. :eek: I think there was just as much smoke comming out of the crank case vent as there was going out the exhaust pipe. It sounded like it ran slow, like 1000rpm but it rolled real slow all the way down and took 1st.

Around here, if its not red you might as well not even bother hooking up in a class above 10,500 because you start pulling against pretty good running IH's, mainly 1066's, 1466's, couple 86's, and a '88 or two. There is a pretty stout 4840 Deere that pulls in 18,500 and its the only one that can keep up. Unless the 6030's are turning around 400 or more HP, which they very well could be, it would be hard keeping up. Our 1566 Black Stripe is turning some pretty serious H.P. for a Out of the Field class, Throw it in High 3rd with the TA back, get it moving and flip the TA ahead and let her go. I wasent saying a Deere cant compete, but IH's are tough to beat.

The farm I help out on has a 6030. The only issue is, I think it is going to need transmission work sometime. It is a beast. The engine was just redone. The owner put a new crank in it, new sleeves, pistons, and the pump was gone through if memory serves me right. The engine in this one I guess was rare so stuff was hard to find.

The other downfall (as a useful farm tractor) is that it has an oversized PTO on it so you need to run adapters to make anything normal fit. It needs some TLC but man does it PULL! The only thing that can stop it is lack of traction.

This tractor, I think, will be up for sale in about 5 years. From what I know, the owner is going to sell out around that time. I have my eyes on the 4020's. Even though they are beat to hell to. The transmissions are getting weak, clutches getting weak, and running the beet lifters fried the hydraulics. Everything still works and it is still a functional tractor, it's just that it doesn't work as well as it should!

IH 1066 or if it is something I am going to use on the farm it would be a mx335.

Yes, a rare engine. Only used in the 6030 2wd and 7520 4wd. It was re-engineered into the much-mnaligned 619.

Heck why not just spend the big bucks and go to the Mass Produced Riverside Engine they seem to be just the best in tractor pulling thats all i see in green pullers but i think they found their limits too

Around here, if its not red you might as well not even bother hooking up in a class above 10,500 because you start pulling against pretty good running IH's, mainly 1066's, 1466's, couple 86's, and a '88 or two. There is a pretty stout 4840 Deere that pulls in 18,500 and its the only one that can keep up. Unless the 6030's are turning around 400 or more HP, which they very well could be, it would be hard keeping up. Our 1566 Black Stripe is turning some pretty serious H.P. for a Out of the Field class, Throw it in High 3rd with the TA back, get it moving and flip the TA ahead and let her go. I wasent saying a Deere cant compete, but IH's are tough to beat.

The friend who had my 484 had his 6030 running about 400hp. The guy at the fair who collects the 6030s must have his about 600hp, they cant be stopped.

There is another guy at the fair who lives on a dairy farm, he is pure red and has some talent on building a engine. Theres flames out the exhaust on some of them and they move. He had a new one there last year souped up like a super stock but had duel ag bar treads on the back. I didnt think the transmission would hold up but he had it in a high gear and they watch speed so he never ran it full throttle.

The other downfall (as a useful farm tractor) is that it has an oversized PTO on it so you need to run adapters to make anything normal fit. It needs some TLC but man does it PULL! The only thing that can stop it is lack of traction.


Is this PTO common on bigger tractors? I mostly work with vinyard machines, but dream about the big iron. :D

The friend who had my 484 had his 6030 running about 400hp. The guy at the fair who collects the 6030s must have his about 600hp, they cant be stopped.

There is another guy at the fair who lives on a dairy farm, he is pure red and has some talent on building a engine. Theres flames out the exhaust on some of them and they move. He had a new one there last year souped up like a super stock but had duel ag bar treads on the back. I didnt think the transmission would hold up but he had it in a high gear and they watch speed so he never ran it full throttle.

Oh, we can stop him! Just kidding, but it would be a good show, our 1566 is turning a shade over 600, and the 1066 is well over that, but we cant pull that in Out of Field because of a few things. The transmission's actually hold up pretty well, obviously you have to do a little work in them to beef them up a bit, but for the most part they hold up pretty well. They don't watch our speeds out here so its wide open from the start. Our local pull is this Saturday night, so we will be pulling in 5000, 12,500, 18,500 and 22,500 Out of Field, and 9500 Open...5 different tractors...should be fun!

I like my 6030, I wish I had a couple more.

There are alot of good tractors out there, but there is just something about a 6030. Like someone mentioned they had the exact same engine/hp as the 7520, but every one I ever saw had the pumps cranked up.

Mine I'm guessing is in the 250hp range. It'll spin the 20.8-38 duals full of water in seventh gear on dry ground pulling a 22' medium disc(had to try it), but only enough radiator for 4th or 5th which is fast enough anyway..

I have alot of favorites, but for a 100-225hp plow tractor, its at the top of my list. If they had a better cab and bigger radiator it would be almost perfect.

The tractor is basically a 5020 on steroids, turbo'd, aftercooled and bigger axles. The 8sp syncro-range dont seam to hinder it for lack of gears, it has so much brute power it'll either pull it, spin the tires or it'll want to run hot and I'll have to drop a gear.

One thing I like about it is its simple, less stuff to mess up, I'd say its our most dependable tractor with the least upkeep of the ten tractors we have. They had a dry double disk brass buttoned main clutch and hydraulic wet pto clutch.

There heavy though, I dont think they had heard of soil compaction when they built them. There kinda like a big gurl, maybe not much to look at but the ride sure is nice.

I think they designed it on a friday, because I havent driven many tractors that transfer the weight to the rear wheels, atleast in the 100hp+ sizes, like it does. The front end is real light under load but dont have a problem with it pulling the wheels off the ground unless you dump the clutch,lol. I've seen the front four rib tires only leave two lines in sand under load. On dry ground our front wheel assist tractors dont have much on it, put them in 2wd and the 6030 will walk all over them.

I also love the old pop'n johnny's and the new stuff too.

There are alot of good tractors out there, but there is just something about a 6030. Like someone mentioned they had the exact same engine/hp as the 7520, but every one I ever saw had the pumps cranked up.
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In my tractor books it said the 6030 was a popular tractor because the stock engine could gain 50hp or whatever it was with just a turn of a screw. The engines were also built heavy enough to hold up to heavy fuel pump modifications.

My favorites would have to be the JD 4850, and/or JD 9520, depending on what I'm doing.

Definitly JOHN DEERE 830

WE have a guy in our area that pulls a 6030 in hot stock class. He runs 2700 rpm, pulls in gear custom made 8% over road gear. Has all the power he needs. Ive seen him come half way down the track go sideways and let completly off the throttle to get it straightened out again yank the throttle back again and still put 30' on every one else including some really hot binders and a ford that ran the east coast limited pro points curcuit. If he has a smooth pull he normally puts a good 60' on every one else. It runs just as smooth as can be, no ether to start it up unlike its competition and she still whoops the tar out of every thing it pulls against.

Definitly JOHN DEERE 830

The guy I got my tractor from had a 830 and paid like $30k to have it restored.

WE have a guy in our area that pulls a 6030 in hot stock class. He runs 2700 rpm, pulls in gear custom made 8% over road gear. Has all the power he needs. Ive seen him come half way down the track go sideways and let completly off the throttle to get it straightened out again yank the throttle back again and still put 30' on every one else including some really hot binders and a ford that ran the east coast limited pro points curcuit. If he has a smooth pull he normally puts a good 60' on every one else. It runs just as smooth as can be, no ether to start it up unlike its competition and she still whoops the tar out of every thing it pulls against.

Ive seen the guy at the fair with the 6030 run close to the side of the track and dump the throttle and the front wheels never touched the ground. He would straighten out with the brakes then take off. Running full throttle and 8% over road gear is crazy.

Id like a 6030 but those things are huge, its hard to find room for the 484.

I dont Know him real well but I have talked to him a few times. I could post a vid if I knew how.

Allis D21. All orange for me.

favorite tractors to run are 806 with m&w turbo, 2394 case ih, Would love to have any ih 2+2 or even a 9110 to chop silage with. There is a guy in richmond indiana who has an experimental oliver tractor that was supposed to take the place of the 55 series but white took it instead. That tractor is awesome, very cool cab

Allis D21. All orange for me.

Those are nice, had a huge engine.:D

favorite tractors to run are 806 with m&w turbo, 2394 case ih, Would love to have any ih 2+2 or even a 9110 to chop silage with. There is a guy in richmond indiana who has an experimental oliver tractor that was supposed to take the place of the 55 series but white took it instead. That tractor is awesome, very cool cab


Any pictures of this monster?

:exactly:IH 1066 Smoker

Allis D21. All orange for me.

D21's are one sharp tractor...when my dad was growing up our neighbors were running all Allis, they had a D21 and it was the one tractor that is not red that my dad has wanted. They bought it new in '68, '71 my grandpa bought a new 1066 and my dad has all kinds of stories about the two of those running late into the night keeping everyone in the neighborhood up! To put it lightly, they were both strong runners...

IH 1066 Smoker

How much smoke would you like? :D

How much smoke would you like? :D

I have a 484 smoker, a white smoker :eek:

Is this PTO common on bigger tractors? I mostly work with vinyard machines, but dream about the big iron. :D

It's not common at all. There are few implements out there that fit this PTO. But it is a great pulling tractor. I have never used the adapter. Never used this tractor with any PTO driven equipment.

Really the 6030 doesn't get used much. It just isn't that efficient of a tractor for what we do. Our Versatile 936 is the pulling rig now and at approximately 300 gallons for every 11 hours it drinks its own. But, I can dig 320 acres in about 10.5 hours with this rig. That's digging around 3 inches deep in this ND clay base soil.

The 6030 is now hooked to the disc and we disc all the little pieces where housing developements are going up.

D21's are one sharp tractor...when my dad was growing up our neighbors were running all Allis, they had a D21 and it was the one tractor that is not red that my dad has wanted. They bought it new in '68, '71 my grandpa bought a new 1066 and my dad has all kinds of stories about the two of those running late into the night keeping everyone in the neighborhood up! To put it lightly, they were both strong runners...

Haha that doesn't surprise me. Those 1066's are stout. My family used to have a D21 before I was born but dad sold it, said it used too much fuel. Angers me to this day lol.

I saw an old 720 at a parade I was at last weekend. Now I want one of them to! Never seen one in person. Dang nice tractor. Putted down the street like it was just begging to pull something.

Should throw in the big new Cat 4 Wheeler i think its runs C19 for power

Jd 9630

Allis D21. All orange for me.


yep all orange here to, but i have never seen a D21 in real life. i would love to see one though.

yep all orange here to, but i have never seen a D21 in real life. i would love to see one though.

There is a guy not farm from here that is all orange, hes in the tractor pull and does great. Those machines will really pull and they look sharp too. He has at least one d21, I think he has a few of them.

When I was a kid, neighbor had a D21, was out mold board plowing. black smoke rolling when he hit the harder ground. he blew it up while plowing beside our house. he fixed it and next year blew it up again. can't remember how many bottoms he was pulling. he also blew up his 7520 that spring too.

I had a 1466 and it was a great tractor, pulled good and was around 155-160 on pto dyno. would like to still have it and turn the fuel up on it.

When I was a kid, neighbor had a D21, was out mold board plowing. black smoke rolling when he hit the harder ground. he blew it up while plowing beside our house. he fixed it and next year blew it up again. can't remember how many bottoms he was pulling. he also blew up his 7520 that spring too.

I had a 1466 and it was a great tractor, pulled good and was around 155-160 on pto dyno. would like to still have it and turn the fuel up on it.

He probably had the pump cranked up on it, Ive never blew a engine up and run everything stock. Ive ran the JD 5500 full throttle in wet heavy clay ground with a sub soiler of plow and throw it in road gear and drop the 3pt and see how far I get.

Most of the time I see a blown tractor engine its a bigger plowing tractor.

BTW, I see our local deere dealer has a 6030 forsale.

New Holland Bi-Directional. Those are sweat!!! Big box blade up front and a big snowblower outback.

I think a john deere 6030 would do. There like a freakin tank. Or possibly an oliver 1950 with the 4-53 gm detroit. Those things are sweet. Can hear um for miles.

Jd 40-20
x2 4020 but tractor they ever made.

We have a 220 AC, and a 7060, and a 1355 moline. All are fantastic pullers, best around. We also have a G-900, 1955, and a few smaller fords.

I would love to have....

1st, Black belly 7080
2nd, 1566
3rd, JD 6030
4th, 190xt
5th, MAGNUM

I think I have a problem

L JD
720 JD wide front.
420 JD
435 JD
4520 JD
6030 JD
8020 JD

DC Case
1570 Case

Oliver 99

MF with a V-8

I'd take something small for my place.

Ingersoll 4023PS or New Holland TC, nothing too crazy.

Man we had a 7060 and it was one awesome tractor until our nieghbor burnt our barn down with it in it. i have always wanted one agian since, but it got replace with the 2wd 8070 in my garage.

We have a 220 AC, and a 7060, and a 1355 moline. All are fantastic pullers, best around. We also have a G-900, 1955, and a few smaller fords.

I would love to have....

1st, Black belly 7080
2nd, 1566
3rd, JD 6030
4th, 190xt
5th, MAGNUM

I think I have a problem

I want this beast, a Ingersol 7020. Its on ebay, trying to get a pic up.

Type http before the : That should work

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I want this one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1xySbtHEPg&NR=1 3 830 Johnny Poppers hooked together. Donny Dufner is the JD 2 Cylinder King. I would like to have just 1 830 even.

We bought a Cat 865B this year so we got rid of the rest of the list to pay for that b*tch. Cats awfully proud of their equipment

It's a toss up between a IH 1568 and a Farmall 1206 with a narrow front.

Case IH 535 Quadtrac either that or a Puma series

I would love to have some sort of big powered JD puller, I really would take say a nice pro-stocker with say 2000hp or more, and have it ride the wheely bars the length of the track!! I like the 6030 model the best.

Id like a restored R 80 830 and 6030 and Id be happy

I'm gonna jump in here......


I've got a thing for the JD 830. That 2 cylinder diesel is awesome!

I all ready have one of my tractors, 1750 Oliver. And its actually overkill for what I do with it. :rolleyes:

If I could have anything,,1570 Case. We had one at the sod farm I worked as a kid. Just something about the way they look :thumb:

We have a pair of them that pull local sometimes, Father/Daughter team. If they show up you may as well figure your not finishing any better than third. Those two tractors flat out fly.

In old tractors,, WD-45. Great nephew has one he pulls in the antique pulls, that thing is incedable

I'm gonna jump in here......


I've got a thing for the JD 830. That 2 cylinder diesel is awesome!

When I bought my IH 484 there was something wrong with the engine, I didnt know what. I started it and after about 2min it started knocking real bad. I thought it sounds like a jd 830. :D

How about this for a dream Machine

Jd 8430

The styled JD G and the 60 that I drove as a kid. I think they are still around and I think I am going looking for them this summer as soon as I get rid of the scoot in the avatar and have some cash.

The styled JD G and the 60 that I drove as a kid. I think they are still around and I think I am going looking for them this summer as soon as I get rid of the scoot in the avatar and have some cash.

Id like to have the farmall 230, JD 1010, and ferguson TO30 my dad had. My great uncle has the TO30, the farmall and JD got traded in to the JD dealership. I know who bought the 1010, but he was also a used farm equipment dealer at the time so he may have sold it.

I seen a 2wd JD 7810 in a magazine ripping up a field, what a nice looking machine.

the styled G is my favorite as well. i have a 49 model G that i pull/play with!

had a 64 JD 4020 power shift that I completly restored that I wish I would have never sold

Kubota

Jd 8530 Ils.....

Call me old fashioned, but a Farmall WD6

Allis Chalmers D21 oh yeah

Unstyled JD A wide front on all steels

I'll add another couple tractors to my list. This one I hope to buy next summer.

4255 John Deere MFWD PowerShift with long axles and 10bolt hub duals, with a 280 or 840 John Deere loader.

This one will be later.

4520 or 4620 John Deere with PowerShift, 10bolt hub duals,ROPS,3 hydro's,and bale forks front and rear.

My dad and grand fathers 1937 John Deere G that they sold 30 years ago.

The last one I was in was a Deere and it had 2 Flat screens with the logo on them and 2 gearsticks with a ell-of-a lot of buttons.. Gps land tracking, Radio, TV ,Fridge. All the bells and whistles.. I did not even know how to drive it... It was cool though..

A Lot has changed sense 1937.

I would want a HWH-JD or a 830D electric start.

I own my dream tractor!

I would like an old Allis Chalmers 220 preferably one that was FWA, also really like the 4020s, I remember planting in it when I was real young, it was the our farms big tractor at the time. Then i would also take a 4430 open station to pull. One of the few times I saw my old man cry was when he filed bankruptcy and his 4430 sold at auction, with a few other items.

bought my Dream tractor last summer, 70 model john deere 4020 with 5800 hours complte engine and hydraulic pump rebuild. new paint, M&W turbo!

Id love to have a jd 6030 std. or a 4320 with a 466:D:D

....D-21 Series II
....Ford 9600 open station

i have always been in love with the most beautiful tractor ever made the OLIVER 2255 MFW with the minn mo cab. just the sight of seeing valve covers on both sides of the tractor. at the farm that i work at we have a 1855 mfw that we put a 354ci perk in it and will that thing will pull turned it up to 110hp and rollin the coal

MX305 with dule flotation tyers not the skiney row crop ones and NO GPS would want air horns as well and full air brakes with traler brake couple on the back front 3 point lincage as well.

i have always been in love with the most beautiful tractor ever made the OLIVER 2255 MFW with the minn mo cab. just the sight of seeing valve covers on both sides of the tractor. at the farm that i work at we have a 1855 mfw that we put a 354ci perk in it and will that thing will pull turned it up to 110hp and rollin the coal


I seen a 2255 like that on a auction site, I wanted that beast bad. There is a guy at the fair with a 2255, no cab that fully restored. He doesnt have it running right for pulling. It does ok but no smoke at all. Then those are cranked up they dont stop.

I'm a big fan of the sound guard cab Deere's.....the 40, 42, and 44s had a good combination of power for field work yet was a good size for doing chore work.

I want to rebuild my Grandpas Super C.

4020 deer or 1206 farmall or cockshutt golden arrow or allis D21 These would be some good starers .

A white striped 1066, maybe a '72 model to go along with my old K20...but I'd rather have the one my dad sold to Jay Fuqua's dad (owner of Tennessee Trax puller - see garage for pic). I'd let Esdon Lehn tinker with it a little.

A Super M-D with a wide front end.

My uncles 5288 that he sold about 10 years ago. I thought that was the coolest tractor ever when I was a kid.

A white striped 1066, maybe a '72 model to go along with my old K20...but I'd rather have the one my dad sold to Jay Fuqua's dad (owner of Tennessee Trax puller - see garage for pic). I'd let Esdon Lehn tinker with it a little.

A Super M-D with a wide front end.

My uncles 5288 that he sold about 10 years ago. I thought that was the coolest tractor ever when I was a kid.


TN Trax seems to run well as alky burner too hope he can find the time to jump up with the GN tractors and give the blue tractors from WI somthing to contend with. Glad to see you like the King of Smoke Esdon since all the others call him a cheater these days with his Billett Hyper block hes running. Green guys seem to think they need Super Diesel class too they over run Pro Stock thats far enough for them with all these new K&K built machines comming.

My 706 gasser with a Cummins conversion.

my old dream was a farmall 560
got one put a 301 diesel with a b&w turbo
next dream is a farmall 1206

International 1468 open station.

yea thats another tractor that i want after the oliver 2255 is the 1568 binder open station

John Deere 830

diesel John Deere 730, wide front, pony motor.

John Deere R gotta love those early diesels

John Deere R gotta love those early diesels
I delivered some stuff to a guy who has one restored like new. It is absolutely flawless and looks awesome.

Ih 1206

2009 john deere 9630 lol

the tractors i already have 1971 john deere 4320 with a factory cab only wish it had factory A/C and my 1978 john deere 8630 awsome tractors

I guess my dream tractor would be the biggest jd you could buy, just to see what it would pull. Us "small" farmers can't afford that stuff though.

We have a 50's Inneapolus Moline gasser., a 82 Cockshutt td, a 77 case 4x4, and a 95 case IH (cummins).

Guess which one is the loudest! Yup, our "newest" one, the cummins. Pulls like stink though.

And which one we go to when it's -20! Our good 'ol reliable gasser.

Deere 9630 with 2 pans behind it.

Mine would be a 10/14/1566 or 9/10/14/1586 ya just can't beat the old red power IMO.

MASSEY FERGUSON "35" 3 sylinder diesel." already have one" MASSEY FERGUSON 1100 turbo

If money wasnīt an issue, Iīd have to say a 936
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John Deere 9520...dream may come true next year!!

If money wasnīt an issue, Iīd have to say a 936
http://www.baar-uithuizermeeden.com/images/fendt9362.jpg

That looks more like some kind of mars rover. I wouldnt mind having one. :D

That looks more like some kind of mars rover. I wouldnt mind having one. :D

Mars Rover?? You must be thinking of the Fendt Trisix...:p:
http://17.img.v4.skyrock.net/170/trisix-vario/pics/1713970410_small.jpg

Mars Rover?? You must be thinking of the Fendt Trisix...:p:
http://17.img.v4.skyrock.net/170/trisix-vario/pics/1713970410_small.jpg

Dont they ship these from germany? Ive heard some people gripe about electrical problems. Ive also heard some people swear they are the bet machine they've ever had.

I havenīt heard about the electrical problems. Iīve heard guys complain about the fact that if anything goes wrong on any new tractor, it has to be plugged into a computer to see whatīs wrong with it....But that doesnīt apply here. In my dream, my tractor never breaks down, and I never have to buy new tires or fuel.:D

theres a shit hauler here that has 6 or 7 935's that pull their 6300 gallon tankers. he hasnt had hardly any trouble with them

oh a massey 7490 or 7495 is the tractor i would like to have
http://www.tractorhouse.com/images/Tractor/fullsize/79549360.jpg

D21 FWA, 6030, 440, 1568, 7520, some of the unique ones that I will always stop to watch work.