Photo Gallery - Farm Equipment

Our newest piece of farm equipment is from around the mid 1970s. This equipment was built to last and you can still find repair parts and tune up kits for almost all of it. The gasoline engines use point systems, distributors and sometimes, the older magneto ignition systems. Gas is fed into the intake manifolds using carburetors that can be serviced using rags, q-tips, a can of Gumout spray, WD-40 and something called elbow grease. On the auction circuit an 80 horsepower, diesel fixer upper will cost you less than a new Sears lawn and garden tractor.

1950s Gravely Model "L" Walk Behind Tractor

This is a single cylinder 8 HP , magneto powered "tractor" shown with the snowblower attachment. This Gravely has a sulky so that the operator can sit in comfort behind the tractor. It has an electric start and still runs like a top.

1960s Ford 4000 Tractor

This is a three cylinder, gas powered tractor with about 55 horsepower . This tractor has a construction grade, heavy duty front end loader and is a real workhorse around the farm. It can lift heavy objects and it can move earth and snow with the bucket.

1946 John Deere Model "M"

This is a small two cylinder gas tractor that is used for light weed control and other small farm jobs. It is hooked up to a John Deere #5 sickle bar mower. This tractor produces around 18 horsepower and it was our primary farm tractor for the first ten or so years that we were farming..

1952 Farmall "H"

This tractor is a gasoline four cylinder and produces about 40 horsepower. It is hooked up to a tedder which mixes up the hay and allows it to dry in about half the time.

Farmall and New Holland "66" baler

This Farmall is attached to the New Holland "66" baler which is fifty years old and runs off a two cylinder Wisconsin engine.

This is a 75 horsepower diesel tractor that is not in the original colors which are white and orange. The tractor has the newer Case colors of red and black.