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As I said previously... the logical thing to do was buy another one, right? A few miles down the road, I found this one. It only made sense to bring it home. It came with a pile of spare parts, some of them I dunno what they are. Plus a packet of several original manuals and papers for it. Plus spare tire chains. It has a few minor issues... for one its out of line, I don't know how to adjust it, there are no adjusters. And it didn't run, but I got it running, I think it has a few dirty grounds. All of it seems to work just fine. The brakes and the clutch are super sloppy and need adjusted. Its covered with dust from being in a corner of a garage, and needs a bath. $300. I need to remove the deck and sharpen the blades and pressure washer it all clean. Then I'll set it loose on a lot full of weeds.

Trying to sort out which tractors will pull different responsibilities/tasks, but decided the heavy weights belonged on the C-160. Thing runs sweet after putting the carb back together today! Actually, all three are running excellent! I've pretty much designated the No Name to lawn duty. Guessing the 160 will be my go-to for the MacKissic chipper. Then this winter one of these two will be sporting a 48" snowplow and the other will be on standby with the snowblower.

I got some cool sunset photos of my tractor and our 1983 Winnebago Brave powered by a Chevy 454

That tractor looks awful familiar. '74 A-90 I believe.

I tell my significant other that everyone I drag home is one to flip . Ive sold one WH in the last 18yr and that was at the Big Show last year. I brought 3 back with me from same show though.

Weekend started on Friday with a funeral about two hours away. Then 8 hours to my son & daughter’s camp. On Saturday, brought the camp’s WH out of winter hibernation and then did lodge repairs. More repairs on Sunday (after I hosted a nice breakfast for daughter, SIL, and my sister). My SIL got all the seat time mowing! Then 5+ hours home. About 775 miles over three days--a lot for me. Beautiful weather and having an interesting audiobook helped relieve the tedium of the drive. Only 225 miles (~4.5 hours) to Biglerville on Wednesday!

Whatcha saying? I dont look good on a '71 Briggs Special??