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My neighbor claims that a rotary mower is the best wire winder there is, with a unique ability to find wire you didn't even know was there :)

Was made in March of 1949.

We used a Farmhand Bale Buncher for many years. It pulled behind the baler, the bales dropped into the buncher and it drug them along. It had some steel rods that more or less supported the bales but they were dragging along on the ground. It had a rope catch tail gate, dad would put 12-14...

Thanks everyone. This tractor has a bit of story behind it. My wife's grandfather still farmed with horses into the 50's. When my father in law got back from Korea service in 53 he bought this Farmall M used. The first tractor on the farm. To add a little to the story though, it came from a...

Thank you everyone! This 1913? Hoosier (IHC) grain drill was my wife's great-grandad's. If you look close you can see Hoosier cast in the seat. It was parked in the trees many years ago on the old homestead. When we moved to our current place in 1996 we brought it along and it's been our...

Yes! it will still run, it's in storage inside and waiting for a restoration someday!

In case anyone was wondering, my photo of the truck is a 1936 Diamond T Model 80D. My dad bought it in about 1957 and we hauled wheat with it for many years. As a kid, after we quit using it, I would get it running each summer and drive it around the ranch. I actually have a photo of this...

Thanks everyone for the win! I happened to notice how this tree had turned yellow ahead of most of the other trees along the normally dry river thru our place so snapped a picture of it.

Thanks for the win everyone!! This picture was taken on Jan 3 2007. We had been having lots of snow in eastern Colo at the time. I was clearing off the area in front of my chutes as we had calves to ship. Was able to get the trucks in and the calves shipped without incident. It is a 1958...