Mowers & Tractors

Allis-Chalmers WD Series WD Farm Tractor, 2WD, Orange Industrial/Farm.

Allis Chalmers Tractor with blade. Water pump leaks and the muffler needs work. Live in town now and don’t need it anymore. Comes with snow plow.

1948 Farmal vin model #29321. I need some love but will run or it can be used for parts.

1950 ford 8n farm tractor, bush hog and tiller.

John Deere Model B Farm Tractor John Deere Green Heavy Equipment Tractor.

The Massey Ferguson 135 Farm Tractor 2WD is a reliable and durable piece of heavy equipment from the Massey Ferguson 100 Series. With its sturdy construction and efficient 2WD drive, this tractor is perfect for farming and agricultural tasks. Designed specifically for the Massey Ferguson brand, this farm tractor is a valuable addition to any business or industrial operation requiring dependable and versatile machinery.

Simplicity 4040 Farm Tractor Starts and runs good, hydraulics work also. The lights and the pto switch are not hooked up. Fresh fluid and filter change. Carburetor could use cleaned or rebuilt. Partial choke needed at low idle.

Farm tractors for sale. 1964 Ford 2000 Farm tractor.

Back wheels have been cemented to provide extra ballast. Has not been started. Must be trailered by purchaser. Located in Northeast Arkansas The 1937 John Deere Unstyled Model D was a key tractor in the history of American agriculture, known for its simplicity, power, and reliability. As part of the long-running Model D series, which first debuted in 1923, the 1937 model maintained the rugged, functional design that had made it popular among farmers. It featured a two-cylinder engine that produced around 30 horsepower, adequate for a wide range of farm tasks, from plowing to threshing. The unstyled design meant it lacked many aesthetic features, focusing instead on functionality and durability. One standout feature of the Unstyled D was its hand-starting mechanism, which required physical strength and skill. This model also used kerosene fuel, making it economical to operate, especially during the Great Depression when fuel cost was a concern. Its large flywheel, exposed controls, and heavy-duty build became emblematic of early John Deere tractors. By 1939, John Deere introduced styled versions with more streamlined appearances, but the 1937 Unstyled D remains a symbol of the era when practicality and hardiness were paramount. Its enduring appeal among collectors today speaks to its reliability and the role it played in helping American farmers increase productivity during a time of economic hardship.

Yanmar YM2000 YM Series 2WD Farm Tractor w/ Rear Box Blade Attachment 2000.