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I have been on the lookout for a Cletrac...

 

I would go for the 3 series, maybe even a small 4 series for the weight. The 1025r had more power than weight, so I imagine a 2038r would be even worse. Mine would pick the rear end off the ground picking up heavy stuff. It would also run out of traction long before power.

 

My cousin brought me a Stihl weedeater that someone gave him, he said it’s been sitting for 4 years and ask me to get it running. Ordered this carb and other stuff as a kit off the web for $22 shipped to my house.

Not sure why 2 gas filters and 4 primer bulbs though.

 

@Truc577 share some of those farming pictures with us

 

Ok what model is this antique?

 

3020? Mid to late 1960’s?

 

Not a tractor but getting some good rain on the crops earlier went to go get some food but had to stop at Walmart couldn’t see it was pouring so hard.

 

We’ve had almost 3” this week, the good soaking kind. This was today. Yeah we have red land that doesn’t soak up water very good and stays cloddy.

 

I also like the cigarette lighter even though I don’t smoke, dads JD 1020 has one from the factory (1970) and my sons JD 110 lawn mower from the 1960’s has one. Times have changed

 

@moondog1 whats that JD tractor you have

 

JD4105 with a loader and box blade or bush hog.

 

You do work for other people with it or just personal stuff? Any pictures?

 

Just personal. I'd love to have a skid steer or small escavator one day.


I've been digging this lately. I love running equipment when I get the opportunity.

 

I had a skidsteer for years, when I bought our Ford 4630 with the loader I had to sell it to fund the tractor. Skidsteers are handy

 

I need to build something like that, our kids love to shoot, we’ve been going about every Sunday afternoon. He’s 8, she’s 4.

https://youtu.be/9Ty2iMuI1l8

 

If I had somewhere to build a birm that isn't pasture where id get crap all over my truck id love to do that too.

 

That is very good control and excellent marksmanship. Job well done!!

 

Killed his first deer at 7 with a .243 last year, he loves it.

 

damn yall are really making me need a tractor to tinker with.

 

That is awesome! Just don't let him shoot the steel with .243. it will chunk it up! Very spicy round for AR500 longevity.

Glad to see kids getting to be kids.