[NUTNDUN]

Just like the title says, I am on a fence with this one. I would like to have a John Deere 110 round fender but I can't justify the prices so unless one falls into my garage I probably won't ever own one. I have been know to prove myself wrong though. I would rather spend the same amount of money on a bigger tractor with hydraulics.

 

[tweidman]

Why a 110? JD does make a number of really nice products, but the 110 is a fairly ordinary machine. I know the round fender is rare, but other than that...... IMO.

I have always wanted a JD430 or a MF 1010, but I will prodably never buy one. Unless we move to a small farm.

 

[NUTNDUN]

For some reason I really like the 110 round fender. It is smaller and the decent ones that I have come across are fairly steep in price for their size. One tractor I would like to have is a 8n but like you unless we move to where we have a couple of acres again I won't be having one.

 

[olcowhand]

Why a 110? JD does make a number of really nice products, but the 110 is a fairly ordinary machine. I know the round fender is rare, but other than that...... IMO.

I have always wanted a JD430 or a MF 1010, but I will prodably never buy one. Unless we move to a small farm.

Ok, I vote you buy a baby farm then! The 430 is a beasty machine! Only seen one in person, & I liked it! I'd still rather have mt 1010, but sure wish mine was a hydro model. 2nd high is slow for mowing, and 3rd is an outright road gear, so mowing is slower than I;d like. The engine can sure handle a faster mowing speed.
As to which I would "own if I could"..........tough question. I'll have to think on that one.

 

[tweidman]

Ok, I vote you buy a baby farm then! The 430 is a beasty machine! Only seen one in person, & I liked it! I'd still rather have mt 1010, but sure wish mine was a hydro model. 2nd high is slow for mowing, and 3rd is an outright road gear, so mowing is slower than I;d like. The engine can sure handle a faster mowing speed.
As to which I would "own if I could"..........tough question. I'll have to think on that one.

Yea, I vote to buy a small farm too. My wallet votes against it. Property is real expensive around these parts. My 3 acres was about all I could afford. Maybe some day....

 

[Bill56]

If were talking just GT's, my wish list would be something really old, like a Shaw Du-All, or Garden-All's Gard'n Master, or
David Bradley Handiman RT, or a Panzer, or a Wheel Horse Ride-Away Senior... I better stop, I'm really starting to drool!!

 

[tweidman]

For some reason I really like the 110 round fender. It is smaller and the decent ones that I have come across are fairly steep in price for their size. One tractor I would like to have is a 8n but like you unless we move to where we have a couple of acres again I won't be having one.

So, you like the look of it?

 

[NUTNDUN]

Yep mainly for the looks. I know it won't do any better then what the massey already does. I am a big fan of the metal pan seats and round fenders like dad's bolens 600 but since there is one of them in the family already I have to pick another LOL. That and I missed a one time deal on one that I should have bought and didn't so maybe that has a factor in it.

 

[pulltilbroke]

I am actually going to get the tractor I thought I'd never own in March. The only year that tractor had Allis Chalmers markings 1984 920 and the old man is gettin his when the snow melts.

 

[jdslednut]

It's gotta be a Minneapolis Moline 110 (or any of the Town & Country series). There's just something about a rare beast.

 

[NUTNDUN]

It's gotta be a Minneapolis Moline 110 (or any of the Town & Country series). There's just something about a rare beast.

That's a good one. I would like to have an Oliver garden tractor, one of the bigger ones, not sure of the model numbers thought.

 

[Weaverama]

John Deere 430
John Deere 420
IH Cub 982
IH Cub 582

In no particular order.

 

[tweidman]

John Deere 430
John Deere 420
IH Cub 982
IH Cub 582

In no particular order.

Why not a super cub. What is the number 1682 or something like that?

 

[Gary Burnett]

Buddy of mione that collects MM has 3 of the MM garden tractors basically the same as the Jacobsen/Fords

 

[Weaverama]

Why not a super cub. What is the number 1682 or something like that?

The 982 is a Super. I got a lead on an 1872 Super I spotted the other day. Might need a M18 Kohler for it though.

 

[jdslednut]

That's a good one. I would like to have an Oliver garden tractor, one of the bigger ones, not sure of the model numbers thought.

I passed up an unusual one a couple of years ago at an auction. An Oliver 108??. It had a yellow body and Oliver hood/decals. I've never seen a 108 except in the MM models. I'm guessing a White dealer put 2 together with some spare parts. Should've picked it up but it went beyond my honey budget.

 

[NUTNDUN]

I seen an Oliver GT at the Williams Grove show I went to this past year. Was the only one I have seen in person. I think if I do happen to come across one and I can afford it I will snag it up.

 

[Husky]

Well, still new to the Bolens I own an 1886-01 and would really love to have a diesel version perhaps of the HT or Iseki series with an FEL. That would be really awesome.

 

[loggin boy]

I really want a 1948 Farmall M but those are so hard to come by anymore i really dout ill ever get to own or have a chance to purchase one

 

[Gary Burnett]

You need to go down to Yinglings at Gettysburg they usually have a couple old M tractors in there.