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According to tractordata.com, these tractors were made from 1964 to 1975.

Those RTV do looks cool, do not see thoses around my area though.

Maybe 200lbs, I can lift it up myself. Looking into adding more weight down the road.

This winter I angled the front part of the blade so it would not dig into the ground when I adjusted the 3rd link. May have to breakdown and get some Massey red paint to make it looks nicer against the tractor.

In the spring I made scafers for the box blade using more 2x4 tubing with 1 hole in it so it is either 1 1/2" in ground or flip the scafer over and it will be out of the way. I also modified and beefed up the frame, painted it up with some JD green & yellow paint I had. Doesn't go to well with...

Started to make a box blade a few years ago and have gradually modified it to meet my needs. Started out by cutting and welding some 1/4" plate I had lying around the homestead, doubling up the plate on the bottom half of the blade. Used some scrap 2"x 4" tubing for the frame and the 3 ph...

Nice little H, what year is it? I had an 1945 H with electric start and lights but no fenders. Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Just want to say hello and glad to be on the forum. I was raised on John Deeres and use to own a JD H that I restored after my father past away. Now have a Massey Ferguson that I use to maintain 3 acres around my place and my mothers.

I have a 2010 GC2400 and just love it. A few improvements from your old GC2310. Now the GC1710 has a few more improvements, not enough for me to do a trade in. I added my own handle to my hood like the 1710 has, makes it much easier to open. Uploaded with ImageShack.us Uploaded with...