what other tractors do you have besides wheel horses?

[Keaton 435]

besides my 701 and 856 i have a john deere 112 round fender and i am going to get a cub cadet origonal soon. i was wondering what you guys have besides wheel horses 

[Treepep 564]

C120 and GT-14.

 

My weekly mower is a JD LT-155. 200-2001?

My property mower is a 1977 Yanmar YM-2000 with a 4' brush cutter

I have a few David Bradley 2 wheel tractors.  These do nearly all of the tilling/ground turning.  I havent found anything more efficient.

A handful of mixed use pull start.  Mostly little antique tillers.  I thought about rigging one to my horse however I am unable to make myself disassemble them.  

[ebinmaine 67,516]

Not counting the Herd of 13 Wheelhorses in various states of repair:

We have a Snapper push mower.

Ariens Commercial Grade Walk behind snowblower. 

Homemade "Monster"  wood splitter. 

 

Many moons ago I had a mid-60s JD round fender. Really like the look of those.

IHC Cub cadets that my grandfather owned are what got me into this in the first place. I don't have those but I still enjoy the make when I see them. 

 

Nowadays we are practical minded and we do use our machines quite a lot.

Every make has their ups and downs.

Wheelhorse is, from what I've seen, the easiest to build rebuild maintain repair etc.

 

We have no plan to possess any other brand as far as whole tractors go.

 

 

[ri702bill 8,324]

You mean the one's we are willing to talk about???

A not yet reassembled 1994 Craftsman ll "Steering Express" Four wheel steering, 42" deck with bagger.

[midpack 866]

I have a Panzer T65 and a 20" Bobcat push mower

 

and a Craftsman that's a dedicated leaf vacuum

Edited November 8, 2023 by midpack
forgot one

[8ntruck 7,006]

I've got a 1948 8N.  Currently in storage, but soon to be put to work on our property in Ky.

 

Will be used for grading, dragging stuff around, and a bit of bush hogging.

[Keaton 435]

that sounds nice i have a couple push mowers and a couple things besides tractors.

[SylvanLakeWH 25,564]

I don't understand the question...

[oliver2-44 9,756]

59 minutes ago, ri702bill said:

You mean the one's we are willing to talk about???

or do you mean the ones the wife knows about!

 

1965 Case 180, fun to drive with the hydraulic drive. Keeping it original

1965 Case 130 - Project,   I've stolen items from it to make my Case 180 complete and driveable.  Would like to find parts to restore it

1959 David bradley Suburban 4 wheel tractor,  fun to drive with the individual rear turning brakes, keeping it original.

1949-52 Mayrath, runs, gradually repairing some items, keeping it original

2003 John Deere LT 150, my weekly mower until it wears out (soon) 

 

1967 John Deere 110 Round Fender - Project, needs a transmission.

 

1967 Panzer T75  runs and drives, but its a real smoker!

This restored one is not mine.  But my wife saw it at the Temple Show this year and said I need to get mine restored for her.  

 

1965 Massey Ferguson Executive - runs with a Tecumseh, should have a Kohler k181

 

 19??  Porter Cable - Project I now have a rebuildable spare transmission for it.  

 

A  (free) 1962 Cub Cadet original - Project needs an engine and has a cracked frame.  It is serial number 9889, first production run.  After the 1st 10,000 production run, they slightly changed several items to make it easier to build and for the dealers to maintain.

2  (scrap yard find) Ford LGT 165's that need a lot to be complete, but I could not let them be recycled.  

 

196? White Oliver 2-44 Industrial Loader Backhoe, my worker at the family farm

Edited November 8, 2023 by oliver2-44

[Keaton 435]

@oliver2-44 thoes are some nice tractors i would like to have some of thoes. i like the case it looks nice i have been on the lookout for one, and  i am going to get an origonal this weekend i have always wanted one. 

@SylvanLakeWH i was sking what other tractors you have that you have besides wheel horses. like jhon deeres, cubs ect...

[Achto 27,577]

Besides my 20 some 's

 

My weekly mower, a '81 Swisher Ride King

 

19?? McLean 4 wheel tractor

 

1957 Cockshutt 20 Deluxe

 

1947 Cockshutt 30

[SylvanLakeWH 25,564]

1 hour ago, Keaton said:

@SylvanLakeWH i was sking what other tractors you have that you have besides wheel horses. like jhon deeres, cubs ect...

I know... I was kidding you... as in: " There are other tractors besides Wheel Horse?"

[WHX?? 48,817]

Jeepers cats Oliie talk about GT heavy & projects! 

 

Say hello to my Leeettle  friend.... 

195?  Amigo 

As long as their doing big tractors ... 2023 Mahindra 2638

Edited November 8, 2023 by WHX??

[sergeant 291]

My list of Compact, Garden, Lawn  tractors and Rear engine riders and Zero Turns

 

Cub Cadet    Original     Garden Tractor
        
Cub Cadet    60    Rear Engine Rider 
        
Cub Cadet    70    Garden Tractor
        
Cub Cadet    106    Garden Tractor
        
Cub Cadet    1450    Garden Tractor
        
Cub Cadet    2182    Garden Tractor
        
Cub Cadet    XT3 GSX    Garden Tractor
        
Cub Cadet    SX 54 Z-Force    Zero turn
        
Ingersoll     3016PS    Garden Tractor
        
John Deere     Sabre 1542HS    Lawn Tractor
        
John Deere     110RF    Garden Tractor
        
John Deere     112SF    Garden Tractor
        
John Deere     140H3    Garden Tractor
        
John Deere     GX335    Garden Tractor
        
John Deere     X748    Garden Tractor
        
John Deere     2025R TLB    Compact Tractor 
        
Simplicity    Wonderboy    Rear Engine Rider 
        
Wheel Horse    416H    Garden Tractor
        
White    GT2055    Garden Tractor

 

Plan to add a Cub Cadet 3000 series soon  Then My Cub Cadet collection should be done and eventually add a John Deere 420 and always On the Look out for a Wheel Horse 312-H or 314-H within an 8 hour round trip drive if I find One of those Wheel Horses then I add a 312-8 or a 314-8
 

Edited November 8, 2023 by sergeant

[Treepep 564]

2 hours ago, oliver2-44 said:

or do you mean the ones the wife knows about!

 

1965 Case 180, fun to drive with the hydraulic drive. Keeping it original

1965 Case 130 - Project,   I've stolen items from it to make my Case 180 complete and driveable.  Would like to find parts to restore it

1959 David bradley Suburban 4 wheel tractor,  fun to drive with the individual rear turning brakes, keeping it original.

1949-52 Mayrath, runs, gradually repairing some items, keeping it original

2003 John Deere LT 150, my weekly mower until it wears out (soon) 

 

1967 John Deere 110 Round Fender - Project, needs a transmission.

 

1967 Panzer T75  runs and drives, but its a real smoker!

This restored one is not mine.  But my wife saw it at the Temple Show this year and said I need to get mine restored for her.  

 

1965 Massey Ferguson Executive - runs with a Tecumseh, should have a Kohler k181

 

 19??  Porter Cable - Project I now have a rebuildable spare transmission for it.  

 

A  (free) 1962 Cub Cadet original - Project needs an engine and has a cracked frame.  It is serial number 9889, first production run.  After the 1st 10,000 production run, they slightly changed several items to make it easier to build and for the dealers to maintain.

2  (scrap yard find) Ford LGT 165's that need a lot to be complete, but I could not let them be recycled.  

 

196? White Oliver 2-44 Industrial Loader Backhoe, my worker at the family farm

 

 

I sold two 1958/59 David Bradley suburbans.  One I robbed parts from to restore the other.  That was a mistake to sell.  I may not come across another again.  Very nice equipment indeed! 

[Pullstart 62,897]

I recently took this picture.  Mostly  but there is my wife’s Panzer, an Allis Chalmers CA and there’s an AC WD45 as well.  I mow with a 2018 Scag 52” zero turn, and there is a JD 1010 backhoe loader outside.  I am not sure if I’ll ever do anything with that, it’s got a lot going on.

[squonk 41,120]

77 Economy Power King 2414 with home made loader

 

Before:  

 

After:

 

[sergeant 291]

4 hours ago, Pullstart said:

I recently took this picture.  Mostly  but there is my wife’s Panzer, an Allis Chalmers CA and there’s an AC WD45 as well.  I mow with a 2018 Scag 52” zero turn, and there is a JD 1010 backhoe loader outside.  I am not sure if I’ll ever do anything with that, it’s got a lot going on.

 I will only leave non-PTO equipment & Non Hydraulic outside (i.e., cultivator, Disc, earth plow, etc.), but no tractor will ever sit outside. But Just about every machine in my collection, except for the Rear engine riders, Sabre lawn tractor, and Cub Original, does get used yearly. Those  4 machines our my dust collectors. I couldn't have as many dust collectors as you

[davem1111 2,030]

7 hours ago, sergeant said:

[....] always On the Look out for a Wheel Horse 312-H or 314-H within an 8 hour round trip drive if I find One of those Wheel Horses then I add a 312-8 or a 314-8
 

 

I have a 1987 312-A in good running condition that I might be selling in the foreseeable future. It was our first WH but I've gotten more attached to others in the herd, and will need to downsize anyway.  I'll make myself a note to give you a heads-up if I decide to let her go. She has 8" front wheels now - I didn't like the dinky 6" ones so I swapped them out a while back. Google maps says I'm 4 hours and 24 minutes from you. 

[Handy Don 12,232]

1 minute ago, davem1111 said:

 Google maps says I'm 4 hours and 24 minutes from you. 

Out and back in a day with time for chatting in between!

[Pullstart 62,897]

59 minutes ago, sergeant said:

I couldn't have as many dust collectors as you

Believe it or not, most run, drive and get at least a cruise here and there!

[sergeant 291]

37 minutes ago, davem1111 said:

 

I have a 1987 312-A in good running condition that I might be selling in the foreseeable future. It was our first WH but I've gotten more attached to others in the herd, and will need to downsize anyway.  I'll make myself a note to give you a heads-up if I decide to let her go. She has 8" front wheels now - I didn't like the dinky 6" ones so I swapped them out a while back. Google maps says I'm 4 hours and 24 minutes from you. 

The 312 A has an Eaton 7. Where the 312-H or 314-H have an Eaton 11, which is actually more suited for ground-engaging attachments. Plus, the 312-H & 314-H have hydraulic lift; all my garden tractors except for the JD 110RF (spring assist lift) either have hydraulic or electric lift; The electric actuators, if I can, will be transferred over to a Warner H-track https://www.thomsonlinear.com/en/product/H3B-12-1A13-A-04#code which you get the plug-and-play of an electric actuator with the speed of hydraulic lift. I am not too keen on manual lift if I can avoid it. I should hopefully be replacing the Onan in my 416-H with a Briggs Vanguard from the Small Engine Warehouse this winter. While Onan's were great at the time, they were used. Today, I would rather not have one, as they are getting harder to keep in tip-top shape. Even if I get a John Deere 420, I will replace the Onan in that with a Honda or Briggs engine kit. 

[Streetrodchev 799]

[davem1111 2,030]

10 hours ago, sergeant said:

The 312 A has an Eaton 7. Where the 312-H or 314-H have an Eaton 11, which is actually more suited for ground-engaging attachments. Plus, the 312-H & 314-H have hydraulic lift; all my garden tractors except for the JD 110RF (spring assist lift) either have hydraulic or electric lift; The electric actuators, if I can, will be transferred over to a Warner H-track https://www.thomsonlinear.com/en/product/H3B-12-1A13-A-04#code which you get the plug-and-play of an electric actuator with the speed of hydraulic lift. I am not too keen on manual lift if I can avoid it. I should hopefully be replacing the Onan in my 416-H with a Briggs Vanguard from the Small Engine Warehouse this winter. While Onan's were great at the time, they were used. Today, I would rather not have one, as they are getting harder to keep in tip-top shape. Even if I get a John Deere 420, I will replace the Onan in that with a Honda or Briggs engine kit. 

 

Ah, guess I should have reviewed the model list before replying - I didn't realized there were both 312-A and 312-H models. Taking this thread a bit off-topic, but I guess the different features of these WH and other brands are somewhat relevant.   Yes, the 312-A has the Eaton 700 and manual lift, which are the main reasons it isn't my favorite any more, although I rarely bother to lift the deck when using it, and trying to snow plow with it was a major pain. I have a 416-H and GT-1848 both with Eaton 1100's and those do most of the work around here. Also, since you mentioned replacing an Onan with a Honda or Briggs, my GT-1848 has a Honda GX610 and I love this engine. Haven't owned a Vanguard but I know a lot of people here like those.

[D_Mac 8,619]

dont have any " other" brands right now but I have been known to stray...... 1964 Lambert, 1969 Simplicity , 1971 Cub Cadet, and the Homemade " Speedanza" . Many others but these were just a few of my favorites.