1932TracTractor

No rush at all. Thank you. I noticed on your profile that you're in Paso. Hopefully they bring back Pioneer Days next year. Would be cool to cruise down the street on a crawler someday

Any way to put me in touch with this gentleman? If for nothing else, just to meet a nice guy with cool junk

Well, ****. I'm in Gonzales!

A 40 would be a cool addition. Where abouts?

I'll get them all out and get a group pic soon. Until then, I'll post some singles.

My childhood unicorn of crawler, The TD-35. Struck a deal to buy 2 from an old farm. Both 1937s. Today was hauling day. One was a piece of cake to load. The wide track was a sonofabitch. My buddy pulled it with his semi to get it out of the hole it had been sitting in for 30+ years then winched it up on his lowboy and my uncle drug it off with his '36 RD6. Stuck tracks and all. The standard gauge rolled beautifully and I used my IH pickup to move it no problemo. Engines are stuck on both but we think not too bad. Pulled the plugs, opened the pre-combustion chambers and filled the ba

Are these still available? Just saw this post

That's really cool. I hear ya about the body. This one has been taken real good care of ad there's still 2 little rust spots below the windshield

It's got the 345 in it. It's a fun truck to drive and I'm getting 13.5 mpg with it on the highway commute to work. At 2500 rpm, it feels and sounds happy

Thank you. 👍

Got if from the original owners son. It will be my work truck. Already have my welder in the back and got all the material to build a rack. All stainless. Hoping to get some of the new slot mags from US wheel. They're 17x10. Thinking they'd look pretty cool and period correct

I've had lots of older vehicles. Trucks I've built, swapped, flipped etc.. always wanted a cornbinder though. Found this one south of LA. Negotiated a time to make the trek and made a deal when I got there. 700 miles round trip to haul the beast home. It's a '70 1200D. 354, t-419, Dana 44 front, 60 rear. I've been driving it most days to work and love it.

That thing is a monster

Thank you all. It was a fun project. Baled 106 and never mis-fired. Took a bit to get all in working order and timed right but it paid off. Just wish the field was bigger

Got the old girl baling and tying wonderfully. My grandpa has owned it for about 50 years. Used his john deere A to pull the baler