My "CA" Working Picutres (2nd post)

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   Sorry, but after I the first post I wanted to add a few comments.

Please enjoy!!!

This is the first year I used the "CA". I'm plowing with a #62 plow.The picture was taken at the AC Jamboree in Davis IL.

Here I'm drilling wheat with an All-Crop grain drill. The picture was taken at the AC Jamboree in Davis IL.

Here I'm pulling a #40 heavy disc at the AC Jamboree in Davis IL.

This was our first plow day on the Anderson farm. It was a cold November day. I left the front cultivator gangs on.

Here I'm combining soybeans with a #60 All-Crop Harvester.

Here I'm combining wheat with a #66 All-Crop at the AC Jamboree in Davis IL.

Here I'm discing with the #20 8-1/2 foot disc at the AC Jamboree in Davis IL.

This picture was taken a few years ago to prove that the "CA" can and will pickup that big of a disc. Few members of this site didn't think I was telling the truth so I took the pictures.

This is a field cultivator that I made up from a row crop toolbar. It's 102" wide with 100% coverage. It does a great job.

This picture was taken at Moose McCure's plow day in Winnibago IL. I 'm pulling a #54 2way plow.

For those that didn't notice, take a look where the hand clutch is on that workaholic tractor. Thanks CTucker for pointing that out. So many people thing that the hand clutch is always on the rightside. The hand clutch was an option. I talked with an old AC dealer in Durand who clearly remembers that one could order a "CA" without a hand clutch or one with the clutch on the right or left side.

This picture was taken in 2004 at the AC Jamboree in Davis IL. I just got done with the restore. The paint still may have been wet. LOL

This was taken at Moose McCure's plow day. I was pulling a 2 bottom disc plow. It was always great to see the look on peoples face when they saw that plow cutting 12" deep. That is by far my favorite plow. That plow would give you the nices seed bed one could ask for.

Well it's tater time. I converted my great-grandfathers horse drawn potato plow to a snap-coupler hitch.

Here I'm combining oats in heavy weeds with a #90 All-Crop.

Here I'm combining wheat with a #60 All-Crop. This All-Crop has the auger extention, straw spreder and Scour-Kleen.

Here I'm cutting hay with a #80 mower.

Here I'm raking hay with a #77G rake

Time to bale with a #303 baler and the rack does have an AC gear under it.

I also use the "CA" to haul sheld corn to keep our corn burner going all winter.

Here is a crane that I made. I got the plans from Chris in CT.

I use the "CA" all year round. She don't get must rest.

It sure can push that snow up.

I love this picture. Sitting in the seat is my wonderful wife. The "CA" was first owned by her great-uncle. We got the "CA" after he passed.

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