[Southern]

 

[DerickS]

WOW! Those are wild! what kind of crops did they need to get over?

 

[Stephenscity]

That looks like something from a moon walk~!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[JohnGree]

musta been a log or lumber carrier!

 

[missouri massey man]

I see a starter on the top one, but what do you stand on to turn the flywheel for the second one ?? ...or is there another style starter not normally seen?? Both are incredible machines. Getting a nosebleed now....

 

[Lovesthedrive]

Cranberry Bogs is my guess. Or some kind of field that is flooded to harvest. You want to be out of the water to harvest.

The second tractor looks like the booms swing out for harvesting. Yet normally a bog is only at most 4 feet deep.

 

[alabamafrog]

I been wanting one like that top one ever since I saw the first pic of one years ago, talk about a show stealer!
Best I can tell this was some sort of aftermarket kit you could by and install on a regualr tractor but I have not found any real info on it or where to get one.

 

[Peacher79]

WoW, I'd love to show it to my dad's best friend. He used to brag that anything his tractor would run over his bush hog would handle. LOL.

 

[JJ. in B.C.]

Pretty scarey alright :shock: , would be a challenge just climbing up there

 

[bikerdave]

Them things need an elevator! :lol: :lol:

 

[missouri massey man]

WoW, I'd love to show it to my dad's best friend. He used to brag that anything his tractor would run over his bush hog would handle. LOL.

THAT really made me laugh !!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Southern]

I read somewhere they was used for spraying corn after tassel? However I'm not fully sure. I saw a pic of one in a book and told what it was for. I need to try to find that book again.

 

[Jason1Pa]

I think I read one time they could be used for sugar cane as well... I'be seen two in person so far and I always wonder how they haul them to shows without smacking tree branches, power lines, and worse BRIDGES!!