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Jim, That looks like hard work!! thanks for sharing the pictures and story. The bits of angle to break the bead are a great idea.:tiphat: Ruffy

A little orange green and red... My new to me Economy 2414, JD M, an Int. 300 and Farmall H. Ruffy

This dandy little tractor is just plain NICE. 1957 Bolens Ride-a-matic. Ruffy

Gas down to 3.39, diesel right at 4.00 today. Sad when that seems a good price.:eek: Peter

Vintage Wheel Horse tractors have a strong following and this little gem was puttin' around the show yesterday. Peter

Taken at a small local show this weekend, this is a 1916 Avery tractor. Sure have come a long way since then. Peter

Those are interesting machines. Fellow has a nicely restored one that is at most of the local shows here abouts. Looks kinda uncomfortable to ride/use but sure is different. Nice find. Ruffy

I'm still working with the splitting maul and wedge when needed, and I buy some wood each year in the cut split and delivered form, BUT, I'm planning to burn more wood and less oil so it's time to visit the same question myself, tractor does not have 3 point and enough hydro pressure to run...

Pictures will have to come at a later date, the accys got dropped into the garage at my mom's house. She tells us "kids" it's time to move all the way out but we just can't seem to fit it all at our houses..... But I got the mower deck, snow plow, front and rear wheel weights, tire chains...

Followed Mith's link from another forum.... Looks like you all are pretty serious tractor types!! Just purchased a 1970 Economy 2414 with some attachments from the original family owners. Pretty nice original shape, will do a clean-up and fluid changes and just enjoy it for now. Bought more for...