Canton Tx Show and Swap

[oliver2-44 10,323]

This show is an hours east of Dallas and 4 hours from home.  Not a real big show, but I like to go to different ones to see different things. I brought my Mayrath on the back of my truck to keep it simple.  My wife drove the truck with Mayrath and I drove our Class C RV. We made a 4 day weekend of it. Did a little exploring around tins area of NE Texas. 

Here a few of the “different” ones

 

 

Interesting Sesrs

I love the looks of the Gibson with hoods

 

The Silver Kings are not very common down here

 

This 8N had an aftermarket lift with longer front spindles and larger rear tires

this miniature John Deer B was built on a Cub Cadet chassis stretches in the front. 

 

Rare to front tires with one rib

 

 Nicely restored International

 

This Farmall M with a factory lifted front end and taller rear drop axles really made it look like a much bigger tractor. @ClassicTractorProfessor this made think of you and your M

 

I like this belt pulley from a Farmall Cub retrofitted to a 1961 Cub Original. The main shaft through the transmission and rear end is replaced with the Cub shaft. No custom modifications required 

 

This Allis Chalmers B dropped custom had a great hot rod look to it and it was amazingly simple to lower. It was a grandfather/grandson project. 
It has @Pullstart written all over it. 

The front axle is flipped over and steering rod modified 

 

The rear axle factory drops are rotated 180 so the drops are to the top  He said it bolted up with no modifications except to brake rod 

I spotted these steam belt pulley power units and had to stop for a few pictured. Regrettable the place looked shut down. 

Edited yesterday at 04:02 AM by oliver2-44

[Achto 28,681]

Thanks for the pictures. Looks like a good show.

[Ed Kennell 40,387]

     Thanks for taking us along.

[953 nut 57,740]

That may have been a small show but there were a lot of interesting tractors and you did a great job of sharing them with us.        

[Pullstart 64,433]

Very cool!  Thanks for sharing!