Brians Farmall Forklift and NC Show

[@Jason1Pa]

That A is so cool😮

[@RustyWrenchRestorations]

@Jason1Pa Agreed! I absolutely love the wierd quirky things.... this one fits the bill well! He plans on restoring it as his next resto project.

[@brianchase2772]

One of the benefits of having a tractor that burns so much oil is it keeps the mosquitos away! This hobby wouldn't be any fun if the machines didn't need some tinkering. Keep up the good work Steve!

[@RustyWrenchRestorations]

​@@brianchase2772​ 100% agree. I'm loving rusty original.work cloth tractors more and more. I love the forklift... Tha k you for bringing it and allowing me to video and showcase it! There may be many people who have never seen 1... I've only seen 2! Can't wait for the next show!

[@cecilkoselke7878]

There used to be an outfit in Michigan, that made those from a farmall BN. You sat in the center, and had a twisting shifter linked to the original shifter stub. Pretty easy to drive. A blueberry farm here in NW indiana had one.

[@RustyWrenchRestorations]

​@@cecilkoselke7878 Tha ks for the info... ie never seen one. They did some amazing things back then!

[@jackel440]

One of these was sold at the Tri State show in Portland,IN in August. Very cool piece for sure. The one in portland had been ordered from the company that made them and was sold to John Deere for some part of thier operations .

[@RustyWrenchRestorations]

Good to know there are more out there!!!