Wish me luck

I know a guy very close to achiving this, last time I talked with him he was at 84, said he needed about 6 more give or take depending on how picky one gets. It has also taken him 40 years. He told me when he started the average restored H cost him $2,500. Today that is pushing $10,000., bear in mind also he hires a lot of professional help.

Like you, personally I'd be quite content with the SA, SC, SH and either SM or SMTA. The nicest looking group of Farmalls ever built. Lowey's styling may have been a big plus, however IH just made it look better on those Supers. I'll give you class A marks for good taste.

I somehow can't imagine having 90 old tractors around, why you'd be busier than a man tending a 100 maple sap trees, catching all the leaky carburators.

I have almost one of each size in my collection... just missing the M sized model. I have an A, 2 H's, and a W-9. I would like a complete set someday and might be able to find a use for each one of them, or at least a reason to buy them...

My H (first tractor) is the "working" tractor that has been modified to suit... Dad's H is going to be as original as possible and restored (was his first tractor), the A will be restored someday, hopefully with a Woods finish mower under it to make it useful, the W-9 restored as well - a neighbor bought it new... all it takes is time and money!

Leo