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Farmall Tractors F Series

admin — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 06:00:59 +0000

The F-series tractors survived until 1938. In 1939, International Harvester introduced the “letter series” of tractors, which were designated A, B, BN, C, H, and M. Another smaller tractor, known as the Cub was also introduced. At the time of the introduction of the Letter series, International Harvester’s commissioned industrial designer gave the Farmall a new, updated look. The letter series offered a wide range of options and power. The H line was the most popular. The Letter series was updated to the “super” series in 1952, and received many improvements. The Letter series of Farmall tractors was produced until 1954, and was a defining product line in the history of International Harvester.

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Where can I find used tractor inner tubes for a float trip (hopefully in kansas)?

admin — Mon, 03 May 2010 16:52:13 +0000

My friends and I are trying to arrange a float trip down a river. The thing is we were hoping to find some gigantic inner tubes that weren’t just the crappy plastic ones Walmart sells. We were hoping someone knew of a farm co. that maybe would have some used tractor inner tubes and would be willing to sell them to us for a decent price… If anyone has any information on something like this- it would be amazingly helpful. Thanks!

Look in your local yellow-pages for a truck-tire shop !!

Just an aside… we own 3 tractors here on the ranch… all are tube-less tires !!

GOOD LUCK !!

Who says tractors are strong? Are they? What makes them strong.?

admin — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 18:30:28 +0000

Thought it to be a given that Farm Tractors were strong. Had a couple at my disposal. One was a Farmall and the other a Kubota. Both full size and in newer shape. Perfect working order. I used them to till 2 acres including a cleared bamboo patch from previous fall. Every time it would snag an old bamboo root both would be stopped dead in tracks! Roots the size of my thumb. Believe an atv would have done better.

Normal?
Meant plow 2 acres (No rotating tiller involved) Sorry.

I do. Yes they are. The engine.

Bamboo is very strong. An ATV would have stopped many more times.

Have these terrorists extremeists ever used a tractor or ever mowed a yard?

admin — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 18:38:07 +0000

They must be sheltered by not doing those type of farm work.

No they live in a desert.

i need to make a purchase using yahoo finance how do i proceed?

admin — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 12:58:37 +0000

i am purchasing a farm tractor the seller is asking me to use yahoo finance how do i proceed

Yahoo finance is not a payment or escrow service. What is really happening is you have been targeted in a scam. They will ask you to send the money (usually via Western Union) and the money will be gone. You will never see the item, most likely the "seller" never had anything but a picture they found on the internet.

They tell you that you are using "Yahoo finance" to make you think that you are protected, but you actually will not be, Yahoo finance is the section that has news and comments about the financial and stock markets, not a money transfer service.

farm toys for my 2 year old?

admin — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 16:01:31 +0000

my boy will be 2 next month and im looking all over the place on the internet for farm toys animals,tractors,barns,famers, etc….

but i have gotten no where , im also looking for some type of decoration for his birthday party which is down on the farm . any ideas?

my son right know has a selection of farm animals and uses his blocks to build a house for the animals.

for the decoration for his party i would like a toy pick and shovel along with a barrel of hay and im going to paint a box to make it look like a barn as soon as i find a good size box. any ideas on where to get these?
bob p a little rude i would say

My son has TONS of farm animals and toys. We got some at Walmart, Kmart etc… also try Tractor Supply,Caterpillar (www.shop.cat.com ), John Deere (http://www.johndeeregifts.com), Learning Tree, your local drug store (they usually have stuffed animals many of which could be farm animals). Is there a feed store (for livestock) near you? Try there.

ASV RUBBER TRACK LOADER RC100 CATERPILLAR SKID STEER USED

admin — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 16:58:35 +0000

ASV RUBBER TRACK LOADER RC100 CATERPILLAR SKID STEER USED KOPARKI farm tractor

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What do you pedict? When we run out. Of Oil that is. I predict…?

admin — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 13:54:25 +0000

My prediction is everything now that is used to run of of fuel like farm tractors, our vehicles and such, will be converted to use a nuclear energy to run. Just like were gonna have to do for our power source. But we need to advance on this technology now! Because we rely on the fossil to do so many things. We would not be able to get anything done without it, or after its gone. Think about it. Everything relies on it some how or is directly made from it. No more bagbomb or Carmex or the plastic it came in.

There's enough oil in the ground in the United States for us to become energy independent. The problem is, the EPA won't let anyone drill for it. But they let other nations do. They didn't want drilling in Alaska, but a British firm does. No one wants new oil refineries built so the rapidly aging ones have to carry the load. Soon there will be shortages, but only because there's too much demand and not enough resources to process oil into gasoline.

Nuclear power is the way to go for our electrical needs. But we need to get over the fears and myths about nuclear energy. Recycle the spent fuel rods instead of the stupid government mandate that we bury them in deep concrete pits. No. Reuse them like other countries do. Three Mile Island happened thirty years ago folks, it's time to advance and move on.

What hardner to use with alkyd/oil enamel?

admin — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 17:30:26 +0000

Hey Guys,
I plan to paint my farm tractor in the spring with alkyd/oil paint because it's much cheaper and would like to use hardner, then later to use clear. Will be using HVLP turbine system (cheap model) for this work. What hardner would be best and which clear to use?
Thanks for your help. George

Go to your local auto paint supplier or call and ask. They will not only tell your the right kind, but the correct amount to use.

If crude prices hit $700 a barrel, what would the most immediate and profound effect be on illegal immigration

admin — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 18:52:22 +0000

Keep in mind, all our grain is affordable because of fertilizers (petroleum bi-products) and farm machinery (tractors using petroleum fuel).

Only after those things were available did we grow from 1.5 billion to nearly 6.5 billion.

Fact to consider: without cheap oil, FIVE BILLION PEOPLE WON'T HAVE FOOD…

And meat? What do beef-cattle, pigs and chickens eat?
—> GRAIN…brought to us by…oil.

Interested in your thoughts.

The illegals will have to pay the coyote more to bring 'em over in the trunk.