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Farmall B rescue mission is on!
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Posted by Jeffer on October 21, 2004 at 05:32:15 from (4.228.81.53):
Well here we go, come the first weekend in Nov. my step son and I will drive out to Indiana to pick up that little model B (good Lord willing and the creek don't rise). Looks like it will stay in the family after all. Anybody know the length of the B? I know it is about 1800 lbs. I can borrow a 16' x 6 1/2' trailer with brakes all around, I got the chains and binders etc...There is a bushhog out there too that I can get with it. I'v never had a tractor without a 3 point so I don't know if my 6' rotary mower that I use with my ford will work with the Farmall B. My thanks to all of you for your support these past few days, that is actually what has spured me on to find a way to rescue the family Farmall.
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