No, I did not run any wood through it. I am home by myself and did not want to bleed out. And without hands, I would not be able to call for help.
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Allis-Chalmers tractor purchase. Now, The Old Tractor thread. Post yours.
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Nice to see it running! 
Are you bringing it with you when you move?
Are you bringing it with you when you move?
79rustyk10
3/4 ton status
What's the wide front tractor?
79rustyk10
3/4 ton status
1936 B John Deere at my parents place.
79rustyk10
3/4 ton status
1950 John Deere G, was my grandpa's as a kid. Owned by my uncle and I now. Will be getting some attention this summer hopefully. 
The pistons that went in the little B a couple years back. Just little 8:1, .125" over forged aluminum. Quite the improvement over the 4.7:1 stockers, though it needs 91 octane for general messing around, 100 low lead Av gas if on the pulling sled.
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79rustyk10
3/4 ton status
Working on the old man’s “old tractor” today.
Martin
Martin
It’s almost thirty tears old.
It is a old now as a 3010 was when it was brand new..........
Martin
It is a old now as a 3010 was when it was brand new..........
Martin
79rustyk10
3/4 ton status
4955, nice. I have a 4960 somewhere, but its 1/16 scale.
beags86
Eastbound and Down
Not a tractor. But my newest toy, that I posted in pad thread earlier.
Nice to see it running!
Are you bringing it with you when you move?
I hope not. It is for sale locally. If it does not sell, then I will move it. I am not giving it away.
My latest tractor purchase, parts to restore the 460 and get it going again.
Put in a couple new H-posts today.
Martin
Martin
Man, we could use something like that for the business!
beags86
Eastbound and Down
Took me a year to find something that I was acceptable to what I wanted. (Smaller machine)
It ended up being older then I wanted, but also cheaper. So it's a win.
Got home with the parts tractor and began the tear down. I needed it down to a size I could lift with the engine hoist or my little tractor. I also put up a Costco garage at the barn so I have a place to work on the tractor to get it running again as well as keep it dry.
My buddies grandpa had one like that on an old Farmall C when we were in high school. His mounted to the front of the tractor and had a rack. We would cut logs to like 6' lengths with chainsaws then put them on the rack and it would tilt in towards the blade for cutting the logs down to firewood length chunks then we would haul them back to the farm and split it all. He sold it by the semi load to someplace down by Chicago. I always thought, man one slip and there goes your arm or worse.
