A Real Bouncer by dakotabluemoon
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Now can u imagine riding around on that seat for long hours no way u would end up throwing ur back at of whack for sure not good for the spine at all and technology has come so far with these tractors but who can afford them other than the really big farmers.
Comments (25)
I have never seen one of these here with those close-together front wheels. Most interesting!
Very special, nice to see.
Yep you got that right it really does bounce Great pic.... and it's a great tractor too Hugs Susan~
No padding on the seat at all. They sure have come a long way.
A lovely shot Brandy and as you say - not a lot of support in that seat!!
Lovely Pic,
looks painful for sure Great shot
Love the simplicity of the steering mechanics!
This looks a lot like the ones I've seen! Great collection you are showing us! Thanks for sharing!
Very nice capture.
great to see this !
Excellent photo. Nothing like going the direct route with that steering linkage.
Ahh! No worse then riding a horse all day. ;) Wonderful capture! :)
Nice tractor..great capture!!
but is a beautiful piece!
A John Deere "A", I think. The B model had the same metal spring seat, but as a kid I didn't have any aftereffects from working on it in the field for day after day. Or maybe I was just a 9-10 year old who enjoyed driving one of these beasts. BTW, the close front wheels, plus individual brakes on each rear wheel, meant you could literally turn it on a dime!
great shot
Another amazing capture my friend, spectacular work!
Nice and very interesting tractor and shot!
My husband loves these tractor photos you're taking. He owned one of these. Beautiful capture.
A great looking 'Deere!' The seat? Well what can I say.. have a masseur ready after a days work.. lol Or possibly traction!! LOL Excellent old greeny... Rob
wonderful
I sold one just like that in Summerfield Florida. It was a 1937 model and you spun the wheel to start it. That baby cranked right up too.
Great photoshot my friend.
I like the POV, color and detail - no way my body could bounce around the fields on that unpadded seat! Ouch! :o)