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June 2018 Tractor of the Month Poll Begins
It's that time again! Welcome back to the greatest "You get to Pick a Tractor" poll in the history of the internet. Ok, that may be pushing it a little.... but just a little! We had a considerable voter turn out last month, and it is great to see the membership participation and interest growing as we head into June 2018! So lets give it another good go and have your voice heard by voting for your favorite tractor out of this months three (3) nominees for June 2018 Tractor of the Month!
Have a look at the pictures accompanying the poll and take a moment to cast your vote! To assist you in making that decision, follow the attached links to the selected members entries in the Tractor Registry here at Tractorforum.com. Show your fellow Tractor enthusiasts that you enjoy tractors as much as they do!! Maybe the thrill of the contest will encourage you to enter your own tractor into the registry, if you haven't already, or update the photos and the information that... -
AFTER MARKET FENDERS
Does anyone have experience purchasing aftermarket or salvaging sheet metal for older tractors? Does anyone sell truly faithful reproductions? Original style brackets, same heavy gauge skins, etc. I have what are probably the best OEM fenders for a 68 Ford 2000 available in my state but they are 50 years old. While this is a "working" tractor, I am trying to eradicate the abuse levied by the original owner, who was apparently a heavy drinker.
The right side fender is only suffering from age with rust running out from between fender skin and the bracket. Paint shop says that once started, this will continue regardless of what is done to the visible areas of the fender assembly. -
New holland boomer leaking oil
2013 New Holland Boomer 35
Oil is coming from this plate when the tractor is running. The cotter pin was sitting in this plate just like this when I found it. The hole doesn’t appear to be threaded so I do t think I’m missing some kind of plug. Maybe this is where a mid pto would connect??? -
Case D 1943
Just found a 1943 case D seams complete small bits missing.
Still has mag and carb missing steering wheel gauges broke bullet holes in gas tank.
Gas version tires have air but one rear rim rusted.
Has gen and starter tool boxes am thinking of buying it to work on thoughts? -
1948 Farmall Cub ---- Getting her ready for the Tractor Parade 8/2018
I have been working on it for the last two weeks or so off and on, and it occurred to me that I should make a Build/Repair thread to track the progress.
First thing I needed to do was replace the blown out rear main seal which prevented me from going to the Tractor parade this year, I was going to take it to the parade in it's work clothes but now that she is mostly apart I will clean it up and paint it. -
My Kubota b2410
This little machine had a hard life before I got my grubby mitts on it, pushing snow and salt spreading, so it had a fair bit of rust underneath.
I have got on top of the rot, with just a couple of brake rods to fabricate as the adjusting threads are locked solid. -
tractor tire information
can anyone tell me the largest tire I can put on an 11 x 24 rim for my super a -
Newbie with 340
i inheareted property that included a Ford 340 tractor. It starts and runs but the power steering is intermittent. I’m new to tractors, how do I check power steering fluid? Also, I don’t find a hydraulic reservoir, how do I check hyd. Fluid? Thanks in advance for helping a rookie.
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