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Need a place to hold your tools and parts while wo

Need a place to hold your tools and parts while working on your tractor project? These durable Grypmats will grip to almost any surface, won't scratch your paint and keep your tools where you need them. These photos are from Doug Edwards who uses Grypmats in his tractor restoration business. He's currently restoring an Allis-Chalmers. #grypmat #classictractorfever #allischalmers

In 1964 the Oliver Company branded their four whee

In 1964 the Oliver Company branded their four wheel drive tractors they exported to Latin America “El Toro”. The only difference to the same model (with front wheel assist) sold in the United States was an El Toro decal on the side panels.

The EL Toro was available in three sizes, the 1900, 1800 and 1600. The 1950 was added to the line up once the 50 series line launched. The El Toro stopped with the end of the 1950 series line in 1967.

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Check out these patent drawing for the Wagner Trac

Check out these patent drawing for the Wagner Tractormobile dated 1953. #classictractor #tractor #classictractorfever #classictractorstv #aumannvintagepower #aumannauctions #tractorauction #agriculture #farming #farmer #farmlife #farmmachinery #tractorvideo #theclassictractorlife #tractorrebuild

Ever heard of a Worthington? This is a Worthington

Ever heard of a Worthington?
This is a Worthington Model C built in the 1930s. Its powered by a Chrysler, six cylinder, 217 cubic-inch, gasoline engine with transmissions and axels from Dodge pickup trucks.
Worthington Mower Company was a manufacturer of light-weight tractors and lawn mowers. They company built tractors from the late 1920s to the late 1950s. The tractors were mainly designed to pull rell mowers for golf courses. During World War 2 the company continued to make tractors that were used as tugs to move air-craft on military bases.
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