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Farmall A She's got no hydraulics, no electric start. The rpm listed says,"Not much." But she has got wheel weights, an adjustable seat, and a cracked block. And potential.

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So after our previous post brought up a lot of questions, we went on a hunt through our photographic archives, looking at shifter handles. It seems that the Farmall Cub we posted does indeed look like it has been refitted with a Cub Cadet shift lever. This photo shows that extreme bend needed to accommodate the drivers seat.

Tractor Spotting near Eagle Wisconsin. Nice little super A. The owners wife came out to see if I was a milk jug purchaser. Ended up offering to give me a tour of the equipment shed. Then her husband showed up..

1953 Farmall Cub. Nice early Cub. What do you think caused them to have to change the shifter?

Farmall C with a lot of conversation starters. That Super C hood is in pretty rough shape. I'm just wondering how bad the original was.

Farmall 400 This one showed up to the party in her work clothes. She still has a little gravel in her bucket.

It's been so long since I've shared anything that I didn't know about the plus sign in the top left corner. So here's a pair of Farmall M tractors for tractor Tuesday. If you've read this far, how about listing one of the upgrades to the Super M.

Happy Tractor Tuesday. Those rear wheels remind me of a gladiator chariot. I'm not sure how those fronts work. Anyone got a clue?

It's Farmall M Monday. Quite a few odds and ends to talk about on this one. Like, why the added piece by the brakes?

Beautiful little Farmall Cub. I'd love to have one with a sickle blade setup like this. What's the most unusual Cub implement you've seen?