A day on the farm

[DaveBen]

Most people around here that have crawler tractors don't chip them because you just end up spinning the tracks and that gets expensive. The idea is to match the traction to the power.

Dave

 

[CHPMustang]

Looks like the fam kept ya'll busy up there working

 

[02SilverStroke]

Stroker, what year model is the International Loadstar? Looks like a 61 or 62 Loadstar 1800 to me The truck looks like it's in great shape.

 

[BamaSixGun]

Mike, would you be upset if I said the bike looks better with your sister on it

I totally agree John

 

[95_stroker]

Stroker, what year model is the International Loadstar? Looks like a 61 or 62 Loadstar 1800 to me The truck looks like it's in great shape.

Wayne,

I dont know what year it is but it is an 1800, I didnt open the jockey box to see if dad had the registartion in there. Off the top of my head Imma say its newer that 61 or 2....

Dad just bought it this sping, package deal....... he bought a Freightliner cab/chassis to hook to a grainbox to do some more efficient hauling and he roped the Loadstar in on the purchase.

The Loadstar is in decent shape, dad gave 5K for it and had to put a tranny in it after he got it home. It runs nice and has good power/torque. Holds about 450-500 bu. (on the back roads)

 

[RoyBoy]

Holds about 450-500 bu. (on the back roads)

That's one of the many benefits to living on a back road. Don't ask me how I know

 

[95_stroker]

That's one of the many benefits to living on a back road. Don't ask me how I know

Load limits dont apply unless one of the county commissioners is your neighbor.

 

[Crumm]

Load limits dont apply unless one of the county commissioners is your neighbor.

 

[JLDickmon]

Stroker, what year model is the International Loadstar? Looks like a 61 or 62 Loadstar 1800 to me The truck looks like it's in great shape.

yeah, aint that thing just cherry?

makes me pine away for the '50 F5 I had...

 

[95_stroker]