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Beuford · 03-02-2010, 06:13 PM

Here's one of my alternate pass times. It's a 2 wheel garden tractor with a 2 speeds forward and 1 reverse.My dad bought the tractor in 1946 when he came home from the war.I restored it in his memory. It's made by Bradly before David Bradly. There were big steel spuds on the wheels but they tore up the garage floor and my trailer.I put the treads on because when I go to a show if the grass is wet the smooth steel wheels would just spin. I have the plow and cultivators for it.My dad ran an 18" buzz saw with the pulley on the side.The sulky is for the grandkids n me to ride on it's not original but real handy.It weighs about 900 lbs not counting the sulky.
Bob

03-02-2010, 06:13 PM	#1
Beuford Registered User Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Townville,Pa Posts: 284	1938 Sears Handiman Here's one of my alternate pass times. It's a 2 wheel garden tractor with a 2 speeds forward and 1 reverse.My dad bought the tractor in 1946 when he came home from the war.I restored it in his memory. It's made by Bradly before David Bradly. There were big steel spuds on the wheels but they tore up the garage floor and my trailer.I put the treads on because when I go to a show if the grass is wet the smooth steel wheels would just spin. I have the plow and cultivators for it.My dad ran an 18" buzz saw with the pulley on the side.The sulky is for the grandkids n me to ride on it's not original but real handy.It weighs about 900 lbs not counting the sulky. Bob Attached Images Last edited by Beuford; 03-03-2010 at 08:17 AM.