Abandoned mystery tractor in the woods!!!

[@HamiltonFamily2023]

Late styled John Deere B. The oldest it could be is a 1947 because it has the pressed steel frame. If the serial number tag is still there it would be on the right side on top of where the belt pulley is "the round cylinder sticking out the side. Definitely worth saving, the sheet metal is in very good condition. Would bring $350-800 in my area

[@jamesthompson8008]

Tractor is a John Deere B, the pressed frame says post 46/47. Tag should be on main case, on the flywheel side(look around the starter). Yes, it's pretty complete, only thing i saw missing were the radiator cap & the air filter bowl.

[@keithobrien8977]

It's a '48 or '49 B. The '47's didn't have the nut on the outside of the brake drum and the 1950 had square rear axle housings.

[@vner]

That tractor is a nice find. Nice prosjekt.

[@TractorDaddysBackYardBonanza]

That was a prime machine back in my day

[@davidcoudriet8439]

Grab that sucka! And the Ford too!

[@user-hw2uq1wc1d]

Found a horse-drawn road grader with iron wheels out in the woods one day.

[@richceglinski7543]

I've seen 2 of those rusty iron wheel towed graders advertised for 1500 and 2000 for lawn ornaments.

[@sasquatchsmith9980]

B model JD 1960? Pressed steel frame.

[@tinoweirauch8620]

Thats an early-styled Model B.......😉

[@danw6014]

Late styled B 1947 or later.

[@brianbloom1799]

Is anything covering the Exhaust, If not thats bad, That means it Loaded with water ,Being that's a 2 cylinder, Nice machine , I hate narrowed front end, Great for flat ground, Wide front is Best.

[@user-bm9ts2pv9p]

That's a John Deere

[@ccpirogue]

I think the exhaust pipes were rusted open

[@Countryrestore1988-ll2fi]

After some research I thought it was a JD B but photos are showing it a little different??

[@scottgregory7683]

On the left side of the grill/nose cone it looked like a faint letter A just to the left of where the John Deere is on the hood.