[NRLAD]

I have been told by a couple people that my grandfathers John Deere is rare. However in my research I found they made that model for many years. I am also told what makes it rare is the configuration of the tractor with two buckets.

Any additional information would be appreciated.

 

[Lovesthedrive]

The toys are wierd. Probably something original from way back when. It didnt catch on as industry uses hydraulics instead.

 

[1950AllisWD]

I've never seen anything like that before. Sure is a neat setup.

 

[rwhb1]

I have been told by a couple people that my grandfathers John Deere is rare. However in my research I found they made that model for many years. I am also told what makes it rare is the configuration of the tractor with two buckets.

Any additional information would be appreciated.

I have seen the rear bucket before and seem to recall it was for shovelling dung. I think there is a YouTube video of one....

Wish I had it!

Russ

 

[1950AllisWD]

Allis Chalmers had a prototype loader that mounted on the rear of a WD or WD45 that was lifted by the rear lift arms.

 

[Lovesthedrive]

Allis Chalmers had a prototype loader that mounted on the rear of a WD or WD45 that was lifted by the rear lift arms.

That anything like the muck bucket near the end of this video? Around 13:00