The Tractor Thread...

Poconoeagle, there is some funny *censored* going on up there in Tobyhanna. Maybe that’s what they look like the morning after a bender?

no bendin here just straight up work,work,work...... with a little fun strewn in with it!

Pocono,

I spend most of the day on my 316 cutting the too-tall grass (twice) until my buddy from down the road showed up on his Wheel Horse with his cooler on board. That was the end of cutting the grass.

I've recovered now...

Yea John there wern't much grass gett'n cut when I went by, just 2 guys in lawn chairs and cold ones. LOL

Hey John, u got room for a complete spare 316? it don't get cheaper than free! and its 20 min from stroudsburg

crazy4coal wrote:Yea John there wern't much grass gett'n cut when I went by, just 2 guys in lawn chairs and cold ones. LOL

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Yea, that was us...you should have stopped.

It's always more fun watching the grass grow than cutting it.

Our current collection
1957 JD 730 desiel
1957 JD 530
1957 JD 420
1952 JD B
1950 JD A
1950's JD 40 Crawler
1940 JD L
194? JD LI
1942 JD LA
Farmall BN with Woods Mower
Oliver Cletrac HG-68 Crawler

Garden Tractors:
1993 JD 420 /w 60" deck
1986 JD 318 /w 50" deck and snow blade
1978 JD 210 /w tiller and mower
1982 JD 216 /w snowblower and mower
197? JD 210 /w snowblower

1998 Bobcat 773 /w trencher, auger, forks, post driver

Few Pics:

Nice collection!

Apparently I've got this thing about the numbers 2, 3, 1 and 0. In that order.

• Here I go ...
• My favorite coal stove is the Vigilant II model 2310, in case you haven't noticed!
• To stay within this thread's topic, I guess I had to get this Massey Ferguson GC2310TLB. It's not GREEN, it's RED, just like the glow from my other 2310 It came with a Markham Welding tooth bar on the FEL and a canopy that I took off last night before the ride home.I need to find a 54" mid mount mower for it.
  

  My new-2-me ;05 Massey Ferguson GC2310 TLB!

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• Continuing with the list, 1 well used and still kicking 1967 Massey Ferguson MF10 used for mowing and leaf collecting w/a Cylcone Rake. It's rainy today so no pics.
• 1 well used and still kicking 1969 Massey Ferguson MF10 used for mowing and leaf collection.
• One 1965 Gravely L8 that I use with: Arman McCeseck(sp?) shredder-grinder, rotary plow and cultivator, utility scoop, 30" brush hog, 48" dozer blade, dog-eater snow blower(cannon!), dual wheels and finally a 1,000 Lb capacity wooden cart with roller-rest. Oh yeh, and a sulky!

Is there something wrong with me? Okay, don't answer that one. I have a feeling I'm not alone on that bus!

VigIIPeaBurner wrote:I guess I had to get this Massey Ferguson GC2310TLB.

Hey Dave, I like that line.... you HAD to get it, huh?
Very nice!
Wow! Those are some aggressive Bucket teeth on the loader, good for ripping out rocks and roots.

DVC500 at last wrote:
Wow! Those are some aggressive Bucket teeth on the loader, good for ripping out rocks and roots.

Yes, can't wait till it dries out a bit so I can play with it. I've got a few piles of dirt a friend dropped off last year that I want to try the Markham Welding tooth bar on. As long as there's enough weight to keep the tires digging in, I should be able to pick away at it.

Nice, Dave!
Can I borrow those teeth for a little while?

My tractor collection includes

39 Ford 9n
40 Ford 9n
42 Ford 9n
45 Ford 2n
51 Ford 8n
53 Ford Golden Jubilee
2005 New Holland TC 35 TLB

RY