Well, here goes. As far as I am concerned this is just a heart breaking topic... :) I saw it yesterday and decided to think it over all night, and come morning, I still ain't sure!!
I guess, if I had to break down and choose, it would be my 1949 Farmall C (first tractor I ever owned) or my John Deere 40T. Both are VERY reliable, and both will pull a 2-14 plow.
This is a good picture of me plowing, kickin a$$ as you can see..... :)
Also a picture of my Farmall C all restored. This was the the first event I took it to. I was 13 in that picture... I had bought it the fall before it ok shape. Engine was trashed, but we still made it run. The first time I drove it I was so excited that I didn't even realize what was happening... When I was done I got off the tractor and mom came out to see what I was up to and started screaming because my face was completely black with oil, and it was burnt too! :)
This certainly was a hard decision, and the more I think about it the more I think that my neighbors TO-30 Ferguson should be on here too... He was like the grandpa I never had. Shortly after he passed away, I went down to the house to start getting stuff with another tractor, and just for giggles I walked over to this TO-30 to see if it would start. I jumped on, gave it some choke and throttle, and hit the starter. It rolled over a few times and then fired and ran for about a second. I tried again and never did get it. When dad and I went to go get the tractor, he pointed out the the distributor wasn't on the tractor, and a rag was stuffed in the hole where it should have been! I am sure to this day that was Ralphs way of saying good by...
But anyway, here is a picture of my haying with it! Bryce
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