MF 14 bulldozer.

[propane1]

Was helping son clean up a spot yesterday. Lot of junk in this area. And what ever the plant is, it grows shoots up out of the ground and can over take your yard very easily. Any way, this area was full of old desks, wood, shingles that people threw in there over the years. So we clean a lot out and were getting tired. A lot of the wood in there had nails in it, and I was reluctant to put any tractor in there. Got a flat last year with the Ferguson tractor, in the front tire, just by driving close to the edge of the stuff. But we did use the MF 14 bulldozer to help in the end. Thankfully we did. Made it a lot easier. Still a little more to do, but I think it will be manageable now. Will be able to go around the thing and keep the shoots cut off with the mower. Will see if any flats on the bulldozer in the next few days. Be nice to have a set of steel wheels for a job like that. Was wishing I had a Case 646 to help. That would of been great.

Any way , a Monday ramble for you. Have a good week fellas.

Noel

[Harry]

I came across this pic a few years back that I had posted on the CCI site. I just love the wheels on this tractor. It must of taken a long time to make them.

Keep the Peace
Harry

[Eugen]

Noel, looks like you got a lot of work done! Having a blade is so handy on such tasks!

Harry, I wonder why steel wheels are not more popular these days. Those are very neat! I'd add more lugs for garden duty!

[propane1]

Son had the other heavy equipment bulldozer, hehe, out this evening. Pushed all the bamboo like sticks right into garbage can.
1951 Ferguson with 7’ rear blade.


Noel

[propane1]

Well, my son finished it up. All the stuff is gone into the dumpster.
That’s just great to have done.

Now to get at the old sticks piles. Next year. Hehe.


Noel

[Eugen]

Great pictures of the bigger tractor at work!

[propane1]

Couple more.

Hopefully now I can get the saw bench on the Ferguson soon. And get at the firewood.

Noel