Drag Pulling Team

Plow Month! 100 Years of Horsepower Show.

My 830 diesel and then grandpas 730 diesel

1958 Buick Convertible

My 95 combine shelling corn last week after a 2 year rebuild. We changed it from a 303 gas to a 329 diesel that we overhauled. Replaced the concave, cylinder bars, grain conveyor chain and sprockets, return and clean grain elevator chain, sprockets and bearings, all cleaning shoe seals and rubber bushings, new sieve and chaffer. All new drive chains and belts. I would like to do the same to my 105 diesel but need to find a new concave.

Installed jordy's decals tonight they are the only way to go!!

Murray KY indoor show was a good time. Some nice Classic Green there.
Here is me and my 83yr old Dad playing with two Deere of our collection.

top shot tues

Happy 730 Day! 💚

Me pulling with my grandpa's 12 horsepower JD H it didn't do much only went 19 feet 🤣

Here is our 4020 my grandpa bought new in 1964 been in the family since

37 A been in the family 74 years

Happy 3.17 / St.Patricks day, the 44.50 is a facelifted 317 and lives beside Downpatrick in Ireland

1941 B with # 38 mower

My Grandfather's lineup in the 80's or 90's....

Side shot Saturday

A picture of my Grandpa in his dealership in 1958. Buwalda Implement. Andrew Buwalda Waupun, Wis.
I had this picture made into a sign a few years back.

1957 Chevrolet ❤️

our two 6030 we had in the 80s

Hay Days

1957 Candy Apple Chevy Bel-Air 🏆🏁

Happy 630 & family tractor month
This one belonged to Jamie’s Uncle Tommy
He is sure missed. This photo is a time Jamie had it here working on something on it.

Family Tractor Month
1952 "60" new on the farm!

I took my 25 spoker D over to the village today and found a great photo op spot !!

Fat ath Friday

I'll add a story for the Harlan memories. Back on the fall 2014 Polk auction, this early W113 showed up and I wanted it bad. Its only 8 serials away from my early W111, and I bid my entire bank roll, though it wasnt very much. I came up one bid short, and thought the engine was lost forever.

Later that winter, I got the notion to contact Polks and ask who the winning bidder was. Low and behold, it was Harlan Wilson. So I called up Harlan to see if he still had it. And I believe his words were something like "yup, still sitting in the front yard. Don't know what I am going to do with it, but knew it needed to be saved."

I told him I was the runner up, and he made me a great deal. "you pay my trucking costs, and you can have it for what i paid for it!" This man was a fair as it gets. A true gem of our collecting hobby. He will be dearly missed.

Side Shot Saturday
It was because of me that my dad switched from Massey to John Deere

Wish I was going to the show!

Shining up the old disk blades with the 4960