Followed me home --Continental Model U

Looks to be in great shape.  Gonna clean right up.

Great find. I have a 37 U & UC so I can't help you much with the Continental. What year is it? Should be getting close to the Century Club.
Leon B Mo

UPDATE- on the continental model U. Yep, taking you along for the ride! Well, 1 thing is for sure we are having alotta fun with this tractor! When I picked the tractor up, I could not turn the crank by hand, thus it was what I thought was a seized engine. HOWEVER....My uncle put a little more pressure on the crank and it rolled easy. My thought is that it was barely stuck, or...just tight enough that it needed a little more juice to turn the crank. Anyways, after a 30 year nap Outside with no cover, I think we are all shocked it's not any worse.

Yesterday, Dad popped the spark plugs and I took your advice and stuck a $71 bore scope down the plug holes. Below is what we saw. Cylinder walls look mighty clean. The worst valve Is shown, the rest are much better.

I was able to take mystery Oil and dump a little in the plug holes for lubrication. It seemed to roll over a little easier as it works in. Thanks to good buddy Evan!

Also see the carburetor, it's loaded and will need a full cleaning. We are going to keep chipping away at this when I have time, and we are excited to fire it up. And I'm really excited to show grandpa in the near future, I know he would love every minute of this. He can't get out much anymore.

Thanks for staying tuned in, I may do a video on this tractor on Corn Picker Country channel! See ya!

BTW- Finally got to check serial # - This tractor is a 1930 model!