Had most of the Horses out today...

[bell 11]

I was shuffling some stuff around today and before I knew it, I had most of the runners out. I figured it would be a good time to get the rest of them out.

401

The newly acquired 702

Psychobilly

The 502 Diesel

The dually 633

The worker 753 with homemade MM grader blade

The 804 (654 with recoil start K181)

1045

Not pictured was the in progress 1056...

[mavfreak 11]

love it :omg:

[W9JAB 156]

WOW!

[KeithB 6]

Nice herd of Hosses :omg:

[rydogg 186]

Very nice collection, I really like the round hoods The 1045 has a great look with the round fenders, I hope to add a 1045 to my collection.

[Coadster32 793]

Nice herd! :omg:

[rmaynard 14,923]

Very nice looking family.

Bob

[Roger from southern Iowa 1]

I'm very impressed!

They just have style like no other brand. :omg:

[rickv1957 70]

Very nice line up!! Rick

[Gene_S 93]

One word Jon...

NICE... :omg:

[Hump 0]

I really like the look of your tractors! My favorites are the 401 and the one you called a 502 diesel that says 604 on it. There are alot of tires in that line-up!

Can somebody please explain the differences between these models to a newbie? I am assuming the first number refers to horsepower. Are the chassis and hoods basically the same?

[wheel horse 1045 2]

:omg:

[VinsRJ 721]

Looki'n good.... how many are going to make it to the big show?

[Doubletrouble 10]

Great looking lineup there! 4-ever

[Gerry w 2]

:omg:

nice looking herd of Ponies!! I'm green....

[Pirate 0]

Very nice herd you have there.

I would also like to know the differences between different WH models. There are sooooo many different models.

Like for instance, the difference between a 414-8 that I have and a 314-8.

Again, nice horses

[rusted and busted 0]

awsome line up :omg:

[bell 11]

Thanks guys, I could explain most of the older models... but it would take awhile. Basically (on the older models) the first number is the horsepower, the second number designates electric start or recoil start (0 bening recoil, 5 being electric) and the last digit is the year. For example 502 (5 horsepower, actually had a 5.5... 0 recoil start.... 2, 1962.

There were several "oddball" numbers though... like 701...702 (had electric start), 633 (was recoil, but the recoil start model number was taken by the 603....

This is just a basic idea. Hang around awhile, do some research and you'll have it figured out in no time.

My trailer will hold 5, but I will probably only bring 3. Gotta leave room to bring at least one back... :omg:

[KC9KAS 4,741]

I really like the dual ags, and especially the ags on the front! :omg:

[horsefeathers 15]

Roundhood Junkie, Very,vrey nice line up! And may I say that ol' hollow block tool barn makes a great backdrop I love it! Looks like some great bloodlines, do you offer stud service? I'am gainin' on ya', 2 suburbans, 2 854's, 2 603's, 'n a 702. All need help! Are you goina' restore any or just leave'em natural? I personally like'em in "as found condition" my self, but they sure look fantastic restored ooooohhh.... what to do, what to do ? Luv 'da roundhoods yours are beautiful thanks for shareing them fine photos! HORSEFEATHERS!

[dclarke 4,011]

NICE Jon. :omg:

[acsousa82 5]

Jon-

First all those dual wheels are SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET!!!! I've been hooked on doing the same since we spoke at last years WH show. Got an extra pair of turf savers and just have to get to getting the spacer kit.

Second, nice to see someone else who relies on a 753 as a work horse. For 47s years old, they still hold their own and never let you down.

Looking forward to seeing some of those horses at the show. :omg:

[Lawn Ranger kid 14]

Nice herd!

Josh