100 Series

This is a "Farmall" . Good runner, good tires and generally a tight tractor. Has the wrong grill and I need a better hood. Anyone have some nice straight ones to sell?  

These tractors are similar to the Super C's. In fact, the casting dates are just a month different from my '54 Super C  

Now this is a real uncommon version of the 300. This girl needs much work, but you buy the rare ones regardless of condition. Not only is it an all fuel, it is a factory TA delete and has the transmission driven PTO. The guy who ordered this one, must have been really frugal! 

This is the family 300 referred to in the opening. Needs to be painted again. Have added PS and FH. Since I will never sell it, decided to make it more handy to use C 

This is the family 300 as shown above it. This was my Dad's tractor, which I finally got painted again in the summer of '08. He gave it to me in the summer of 1975 at which time it was painted and the engine overhauled. He is shown in the picture at 86 years young. After it was painted I hauled it to show him at his residence 

(Before) This tractor has some nice features.
Near perfect sheet metal, factory wide front, fast hitch, nice set of old style rear tires,
extra long rear axles. I think this one is going to get refurbished and put into the collection 

 Same tractor. New paint 

This is a real nice original tractor with a high serial number 

Another 400 that I picked up. Has power steering, runs good, has good tires 

Good running factory LP with a factory wide front, fasthitch, good rear tires. The TA even works. Trying to decide whether to sell or put into the collection 

Good running tractor with power steering.
I'm going to put rice and cane tires on the rear and paint it 

 It is thought that only 36 gas 600's were built. There were 32 600 numbers issued for 1957. I know of one other gas of the 32 - #2015