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I still have the crank shaft on the front, but I haven't tried it.

Ya'lls tractors got keys??? Mine just has a pull knob and a foot switch. Must have emproved 'em since the '49 Models!

Only takes one.

Good for you..Now don't you feel better for telling him off. Guess that makes you feel important!

I've seen a lot of them on the road, but I have no experience with them.

I suppose having to work in such dangerous situations is the reason farmers make so much money. :)

I still use my 1949 Super M Farmall. It runs great. I can't compare it to a diesel because I've never had one.

1949 Super M wide front butane.

1949 Super M Butane Wide Front - the only button is the kill switch. It does have a pull handle for the PTO and a pull handle for the three-point. And it will pop a wheelie!!

Wouldn't it be cool to be the first on your block to own a Lamborghini tractor!! :) The neighbors would just be green with envy!!

And why is there no cow poop on the tires???

Ya think so?!?!?!

I was quite proud when I bought my "new" tractor. It was 1949 Super M. It was my first tractor and is still my only tractor - but I would trade it for what Nam Vet got!!! Even trade only!!

I totally understand - I still don't know much about any equipment newer than my 1949 Super M!

I'm not positive, but I think the answer may be hidden in the title-

Flaboy - just kidding around with ya. Trying to save you some gas money!!

NO.

flayboy, don't look a gift horse in the mouth. If dun is generous enough to give you the things for free, then be kind enough to send him your address and ask him to just mail them to you!!! How complicated could it be?????

When do you cut the strings off? If you cut them off before you load the roll, doesn't it fall apart before you reach you destination?

A couple of weeks ago I had to start locating hay. I finally located some square bales about 75 miles away. We took two trailers, 21 foot gooseneck and 16 foot utility. The man had one of those things that picked up 2X5's and I truly was in awe watching that thing work. He drove into his...