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Speedy2222 Posted - 07/02/2011 : 18:15:55
Well not exactly a year but close, all 4 of our nicer allis b-series havn't been even remotely glanced at this year at all and have been parked since september of last year. Well being on this site latelly gave me some motivation today to get a few out and see if any damage has been done. Other than some leaky rear ends, about 6 flat tires, and 3 dead batteries i haven't had any issues yet, other than i still have 2 more tractors to get running. The B-110 had a dead battery but with some jumper cables fired right up like it always has. The HB-112 fired on the 2nd turn over, didn't even need choked. With that kind of luck i decided to mount the grader blade to it and spread out the gravel piles around the property from plowing last winter. I also took a picture of some of the attachments we have laying around.





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Speedy2222 Posted - 07/04/2011 : 17:43:44
got the 112 out yesterday and put the dozer blade on it to move some trees in the back that had fallen.

ASEguy Posted - 07/04/2011 : 09:57:45
Very nice looking B's. Impressive collection. My B-110 is halfway put back together from being completely gone through.
B-16_IC Posted - 07/03/2011 : 22:27:26
Fine looking little Farmall! Double fine that it stayed in the family.
Speedy2222 Posted - 07/03/2011 : 10:27:43
It's a Farmall Cultivision B, it was given to me when my grandfather passed away and it has been going strong, we have used it countless hours and it just keeps on ticking.

It is a warrior, good spotting! we have 2, that one is my dads and i have one myself. They'll take the revs, though when you run then WOT for long periods the valves will float and kill those motors. His quad is 100% stock with maybe 40 hours on it. Mine has a built topend and it really moves! Like the farmall it has had so many hours put on the thing it is beyond countable.

here's a few random pictures

Farmall B


The B mowing


The B next to my uncles jubilee

Talntedmrgreen Posted - 07/03/2011 : 07:48:05
You've fot something special going on there! Very nice crew...
1014211 Posted - 07/03/2011 : 07:02:07
Is that a Yamaha Warrior in the lower left of pic one? If it is those are fun. I had an '87 model of those when I was a kid and beat it to death and it always kept going. That 350cc engine didn't like to rev so much, but it had fun power down low....
B-16_IC Posted - 07/02/2011 : 23:48:47
That's one clean lineup there! Is that a Farmall Cub in the background of pic one? And the car in the last pic is just teasing me! As if the HB-112 wasn't enough, I've never laid eyes on one.
olcowhand Posted - 07/02/2011 : 19:55:23
NICE lineup of tractors!

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