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[kingOFgEEEks]

We have a white stripe Farmall 1066 too, but don't seem to have a picture for some reason.

 

[Steve]

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We have a white stripe Farmall 1066 too, but don't seem to have a picture for some reason.

Havent seen an open station 7000 before.


Nice two-twenty!

Whats the deutz?

 

[Steve]

That 230 has gone many miles and hours. Needs some head work in a bad way. If I can ever get a shop built I will take it down and do some work on it. Quick hitch on it with plow, post hole digger, sickle mower, cultivator and three point adapter. Dad bought it from an uncle around 45 years ago. Uncle used it to bale hay but upgraded to a ford with a live pto for the baler. Still runs just not the best.

You can drop it off in my shop...

 

[kingOFgEEEks]

Havent seen an open station 7000 before.


Nice two-twenty!

Whats the deutz?

Yeah, the open station 7000 series are rare. I've seen a few pictures online, but never another one in person. One of our neighbors has a 7000 and two 7020s, and all are cab tractors.

The other Allis is a one-eighty. Wish it was a two-twenty. Years ago, we had a one-ninety XT, which my grandfather traded in for the 7000.

The Deutz is a Deutz-Allis 6265, with 4wd. Sometimes a nightmare to work on, because Deutz parts are hens teeth around here, and the loader is actually an Allis loader, so it has inch bolts and fittings, when the rest of the tractor is metric. It hasn't had brakes for about 3 years, because we can't find parts to get it back running. I just use the loader as a drag brake...

 

[N8TE]

Grandpa's Allis....

 

[Steve]

Yeah, the open station 7000 series are rare. I've seen a few pictures online, but never another one in person. One of our neighbors has a 7000 and two 7020s, and all are cab tractors.

The other Allis is a one-eighty. Wish it was a two-twenty. Years ago, we had a one-ninety XT, which my grandfather traded in for the 7000.

The Deutz is a Deutz-Allis 6265, with 4wd. Sometimes a nightmare to work on, because Deutz parts are hens teeth around here, and the loader is actually an Allis loader, so it has inch bolts and fittings, when the rest of the tractor is metric. It hasn't had brakes for about 3 years, because we can't find parts to get it back running. I just use the loader as a drag brake...

We had a 220 years ago. My fil has an agco allis 5650. Its ok but same with parts and it leaks everything from everywhere!

 

[bowtechmadman]

Ford 1600 older pic with my Dad (he passed 7 yrs ago) on it, thinking it's time to have this one restored, almost made the mistake of selling it (too many memories). Dad bought it when I was about 5 and I purchased from him in 1995 when I bought my first home and land.
I'll have to get some pictures of my small dozer and Kubota L3600 later.

 

[ajschainsaws]

Where the hell is Andrew?

@ajschainsaws

Iam here what’s going on here I see some tractors just playing catch up
Steve 4 pages to o look at

 

[N8TE]

This is our 4555 and Its starting to get tired. It's been great, but I'm on the hunt for a 7810 or the like to replace it

 

[Dustin4185]

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This is our 4555 and Its starting to get tired. It's been great, but I'm on the hunt for a 7810 or the like to replace it

We have a two wheel drive 4455 that had its second overhaul kit put in last year. 22,000 hours.

 

[Ryan Browne]

Yeah, the open station 7000 series are rare. I've seen a few pictures online, but never another one in person. One of our neighbors has a 7000 and two 7020s, and all are cab tractors.

The other Allis is a one-eighty. Wish it was a two-twenty. Years ago, we had a one-ninety XT, which my grandfather traded in for the 7000.

The Deutz is a Deutz-Allis 6265, with 4wd. Sometimes a nightmare to work on, because Deutz parts are hens teeth around here, and the loader is actually an Allis loader, so it has inch bolts and fittings, when the rest of the tractor is metric. It hasn't had brakes for about 3 years, because we can't find parts to get it back running. I just use the loader as a drag brake...

Thanks for the reminder on the deutz parts. I'd like to add a 60-75hp tractor to the stable, and I've definitely considered a 4wd deutz because they're the same price as a 2wd tractor from one of the bigger brands. But, I don't particularly want to tangle with something that's tough to get parts for. Still though, I see a picture like yours and it makes me think about them again.

 

[exSW]

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This is our 4555 and Its starting to get tired. It's been great, but I'm on the hunt for a 7810 or the like to replace it

The bigger 55 &60's are some of the best Deeres ever. That thing would never leave here and I don't much like most anything Deere.

 

[Steve]

Our NH 1925 hydro. 4600 hours. That's alot for a compact!!

 

[Ryan Browne]

Our NH 1925 hydro. 4600 hours. That's alot for a compact!!

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I've got a similar one. Bought it with 880 hours. Got 1300 now. They must think they're good for a while, because my hour meter has 5 digits on it, not counting the tenth.

 

[Ryan Browne]

Here's my best stuck pictures of the year. I was backfilling a ditch we ran for some waterline. I got turned the wrong way and went down in a real hurry. That little New Holland pulled it out though, thankfully!

 

[redline4]

Here's my best stuck pictures of the year. I was backfilling a ditch we ran for some waterline. I got turned the wrong way and went down in a real hurry. That little New Holland pulled it out though, thankfully!

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Good job Ryan.
If your going to get it stuck, may as well get it stuck good!

 

[Tim N]

 

[stihl livin]

Good job Ryan.
If your going to get it stuck, may as well get it stuck good!

youd know from experience with burying your plow truck

 

[Pincher]

My brothers tractor.

 

[redline4]

youd know from experience with burying your plow truck

You would be correct!