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A very cool old tractor
ReplyDeleteIt is a cool tractor in great shape. All the lights and equipment on it works just as it should.
DeleteThe steering wheel is an interesting construction. I had a look at some other tractors of this area (e.g. Eicher) and didn't see this with any other models (okay, I only looked at perhaps five ... )
ReplyDeleteThe steering wheel is completely original to the JD B of this era. Its simple design was an element that attracted me to these pictures. This was the last year for this model JD. The company made the model B from the mid-1930s to 1952, and by this time it came with hydraulics, lights, power take-off, and other features not found on earlier models.
DeleteI'm very fond of old tractors, and this one looks great. I like the elongated photo.
ReplyDeleteBoth these pictures are unaltered except for color. The long hood on the tractor is a consequence of the angle from which the photo was taken and the wide angle lens setting.
DeleteCool. Tractors are good motifs :-)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend.
Mormor
http://www.starbear.no/mormor/2012/10/05/the-weekend-in-black-and-white-5/
lovely images of the old tractor
ReplyDelete..great pics of an old machine:)
ReplyDeletevery dramatic...
ReplyDeletevery dramatic...
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! I like the choice of black and white.
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