Almost finished

[LRTX1]

Just figured I'd post a pic of the latest Farmall me and dad were working on. The hood didn't turn out so good, I will redo that before it gets the decal treatment. The wagon is a homemade job from a scraped mobile home frame, got more money in lumber and paint then metal. Thought some of you guys might enjoy looking at some Farmall junk.

 

[Isomade]

Nice job. I like the trailer. What in the world is all that green stuff under the tractor?

 

[LRTX1]

We started greening up about 3 weeks ago, just not a lot of growing yet.

 

[tytower]

Hope your paint lasts longer than mine . I paint em up and 2 to 3 years down the track they look terrible again

 

[whitewing]

That's a cool rig. I can't say I've ever seen one down here but they've almost got to exist here with so many products from the States having made their way here.

 

[LRTX1]

That's a cool rig. I can't say I've ever seen one down here but they've almost got to exist here with so many products from the States having made their way here.

They are neat little tractors. One couldn't ask for more than a 140 if they wanted a tractor for a small vegetable farm/garden. My grandfather quit mule farming and went to a John Deere L, a few years later on to the farmall's. In the sixties he got his 1st 140 and there has been a place for them on the farm ever since. Now me and Dad have several in various forms of restoration....or decomposition. 40 years of collecting attachments and parts there isn't too much we don't have. Thanks for your compliments, i'll try and find some pictures of a pretty one, the one pictured is not complete yet, it was the only one available to pull the tree trimming wagon that day.