drcjv.'s Tractorpoint Album

Picture 1: My Race horse 1999 Roush Mustang- 640hp, Supercharged, just something to keep up with traffic. Picture 2: Common view This is the view shared by many vettes, firebirds,camaros,porches and motorcycles. Picture 3: Picture 4: murf pipe My version of the murf pipe. works good on gravel. Picture 5: Murf pipe another view of murf pipe Picture 6: TC33D/7308 loader 2002 New Holland TC33D with a 7308 loader and quick hitch. Picture 7: Quick hitch Quick hitch with homemade reciever. Picture 8: Quick hitch rear view of quick hitch and homemade reciever Picture 9: Three point reciever Homemade 3 pnt reciever Picture 10: workshop 14x48 cedar workshop delivered and set as one unit. Picture 11: TC33D/7308 loader Front view of tractor Picture 12: F250 superduty 2002 F250XLT superduty and 1984 Blazer for plowing. Picture 13: Manure spreader Millcreek 25 bushel spreader. Works very well. Picture 14: 1953 Farmall cub My fathers 1953 Farmall cub bought new. I restored the cub in 1998 and now take it to many shows. I have many rare parts for it. Here it has a corn planter and sidedresser on it. Picture 15: Picture 16: 1953 Farmall Cub rear view shows belt pully on PTO. Picture 17: Dump Trailer Bri-Mar Rascal 10,000lbs GVW. Trailer works very well. Picture 18: Bucket forks These are for the money the best and most useful tools I ever bought. Very easy to put on and off and cost $235.00 Picture 19: Rear ballast Homemade ballast made with old Farmall cub wheel weights. Total weight is about 975lbs. Picture 20: Rear Boom This is another very useful tool for very little money. About $80.00