LENNON, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Anyone who restores old tractors knows that transforming a rusty, neglected piece of farm equipment into a bright and shiny showpiece is its own reward. But Steiner ...

Jul. 29—Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Kutztown FFA's first antique tractor restoration project culminates at the Kutztown Fair. The tractor will be sold at auction during the fair on Aug.

What started as a four-page flier advertising “new parts for old tractors” has grown into a 616-page, phone book-sized catalog of more than 5,000 parts. Those parts are designed to keep old tractors ...

If you’ve done any kind of tractor restoration, you’ve used a power washer or the pressure washer at a car wash. If the tractor had a lot of grease buildup, it’s possible you even used a can of grease ...

DES MOINES, Iowa — Titan International Inc. is accepting applications from National Future Farmers of America (FFA) and 4-H student members for its annual antique tractor restoration program. FFA and ...

HARRISBURG – The old red tractor was more than just a machine to Kenny Barley Jr. It was the symbol of his family’s farm, purchased by his great-grandfather in 1942. But one night, after using it to ...

Tharran grew up on a grain and livestock farm in north central Kansas, where the family's main crops were wheat, grain sorghum and alfalfa for a small dairy herd. 2024 will mark Tharran's 50th year as ...

DES MOINES, Iowa - Titan International Inc. is now accepting applications for their annual antique tractor restoration program. National FFA and 4-H student members can register online to qualify for ...

After 1,600 hours and seven months of work, Ethan Van Delden, a 17-year-old San Antonio resident, took home the grand prize for best antique tractor restoration in the nation. Judges have been ...

The antique tractors that will be displayed at the Clark County Fair aren’t simply old. They also have stories, said Ed Kranz, an antique tractor repair hobbyist who has taken the steering wheel to ...

BROWNVILLE | Perhaps it all started because Henry Harless never got a chance to till the soil like his grandfather. “I always liked tractors,” Harless said as he relaxed in the orderly shop area ...