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Farmall, John Deere, International, Allis Chalmers and Case tractors in the Memorial Day parade. Some are old including a 1939 and a 1949 Farmall.

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• Real die cast parts
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• Two piece wheels and tires

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Ertl, the worldwide leader in farm toys for over sixty years, is proud to offer this highly detailed replica. Featuring die cast parts, realistic details, and authentic decoration, this accurately scaled replica is sure to be a hit with collectors and fans of all ages. Recommended age: 3 years and up

1:64 Farmall H and M Tractor Set

This is a video of an International Farmall 666 tractor that we are parting out entirely. Tractor came off a local farm and runs and drives great. For parts call Patrick or Alex Toll Free at 888-311-2811 7-5, Patrick’s cell 717-487-1296 or email patrickmcgrew@mcgrewequipment.com. We are located at 2191 Seven Valleys Rd, Seven Valleys, PA 17360. We are parting out over 400+ IH tractors and ship many parts out daily- USmail, UPS and Freight. We sell everything from sheet metal, tires, wide fronts, weights, hitches, gears and engines. Also check out our Ebay Store- stores.ebay.com

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Life during the early to mid-twentieth century is often viewed as a time of backbreaking work for meager returns. Often, the strength and resiliency of family and neighbors is overlooked. Through stories based on childhood memories, master storyteller Jerry Apps gives us insights into the lighter side of country life.

How to Restore Classic Farmall: The Ultimate Do-It-Yourself Guide to Rebuilding and Restoring

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Vintage 1955 Farmall 400 Farm Tractor Picture Art Print

Get a feel for the “golden oldie” days of agriculture at the 31st Annual Camp Creek Threshers Antique Machinery and Threshing Show. This DVD contains video and photographs of Farmall, International Harvester, and John Deere tractors, water pumps, a saw mill, a corn sheller, balers, steam engines, a miniature railroad, and other antique farm equipment. This years theme was Farmall, but there are many other models of tractors in the show. What show would be complete without a good old-fashioned threshing demonstration? From the 1800′s to the early 1900′s this was the way that the grain was harvested from the plant. An outfit would consist of a threshing machine and a separate tractor to power it. Wheat, oats, and other crops were fed into the threshing machine by hand and pitchfork where the grain was separated from the rest of the plant. John Deere, McCormick Deering, Allis Chalmers, Case, Rumely, Minneapolis-Moline, American Harvester, Oliver, Catepiller, and others can be seen. Several hundred gas tractors and crawlers and several steam engines can be seen in action each year. These are the tractors that ushered in modern farming to the United States. Besides the many pieces of equipment to be powered by these great machines there is also the daily parade of power which is always a great crowd pleaser. This DVD contains 3 videos. The exhibits video is 15 minutes long. The tractor show is 30 minutes long, and the slide show is 5 minutes long. That’s a total of 50 minutes …

Farmall Tractors are part of the Case IH family of tractors, but it was the original row crop tractor, that many manufacturers duplicated. For those that are familiar with old or antique tractors, it is a popular model among collectors, and many of them were capable of taking the place of the plow horses they replaced, back in the day. Like all good things, eventually these workhorse tractors would break down, but many farmers kept their Farmall Tractors going, part by part.

As tractor manufacturers became privy to the plight of selling new tractors to farmers that would keep their beloved Farmalls alive, Farmall tractor parts became more scarce for the older models, almost on purpose, it might have seemed. Today, many of the oldest tractors are in the hands of antique tractor collectors, although there are probably still some of them in existence and working on small family farms. Farmall tractor parts still enjoy a high demand, for this purpose.

Like many of the International Harvester brands of tractors, the Farmall tractor went through several model changes from its original prototype release in 1923. Through a combination of series, that evolved over a period of time, to perform additional duties, they would evolve from their original letter series to a “super series” that progressively demonstrated more tricks. This didn’t daunt some of the die-hard Farmall fans that owned earlier series tractors, that were still in running condition and quite capable for what they needed.

It did, however, make it harder to find parts to keep them functioning and today there is still a demand for certain parts, for different series of the Farmall tractors. In the antique tractor collection market, Farmall tractor parts that are original to the tractors that are being restored to original equipment new can demand quite a high price, in some cases. With the Internet, it is possible to find the Farmall parts you need no matter, no matter what model or series the tractor.

Because the farming industry has had such rough times, especially through the past few decades, small farms started disappearing and many older small farm tractors, were left sitting in their tracks. As the farmland has been resold to investors for development or others that own large commercial farming operations, these older tractors have started re-surfacing and along with them, the interest in these antique tractors has increased.

The market for Farmall parts is a strong market, which indicates that there are still some capable of running. These restored, antique tractors have a market, all their own, much like the finest classic automobiles. The only difference is that many farmers loved their tractors more than they did much of anything else. For this reason, many of the tractors were well taken care of during their working life, because an entire family depended on their ability to function in the farming operations. Some of the Farmall tractors are still running and working, but many of them have been retired and are enjoying a restoration, which has caused the demand for Farmall tractor parts to increase.