So I pass by the area every few weeks and I keep thinking, I have to post this up for the tractor guys on the forum. So I asked Mrs. Cooker to stop so I could snap some pics. Not sure if these are “cool”, or just run of the mill old junk. If these are cool, I wouldn’t be against trying to contact the owner so I can go inside the fence and get you some pics, and possibly details to go with them.
I think they’re pretty cool. I hope you like them.

Here is the google street view. The image is old, because now the tractors are lined up on both sides of the driveway.

https://www.google.com/maps/pl...-111.890356?hl=en-us


They’re totally out of order because of how postimage uploads them...

That's a nice collection of late 30's through late 50's tractors! Couple of the John Deeres are somewhat rare.

In pictures #3 and #6 there's a BW (Model B, Wide) which was a fairly low production option.

Picture #11 has a Hi Crop in it, also relatively low production.

#16 has one that looks like a 420 or 430. Hard to say from that angle. They're not particularly unusual, but if its a 435 with the Detroit Diesel in it, they're quite collectible.

Thanks for posting!

Awesome Vintage!! Thanks Bean!!

Nice, but I'm liking that military truck in the background better.

Nice collection . my favorite is the metal wheel copy. ...........................drill sgt.

Great pics! I don't know where this is but I would think leaving these out in the sun and the weather would be real hard on the paint, metal and rubber. A few years of that kind of storage would certainly lower the value of them unless they are mechanically junk now.

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Originally posted by Gene Hillman:
Great pics! I don't know where this is but I would think leaving these out in the sun and the weather would be real hard on the paint, metal and rubber. A few years of that kind of storage would certainly lower the value of them unless they are mechanically junk now.

These are in central Arizona. A town called Cornville. The sun is brutal. There isn’t much rain, but it’s right on a busy road and there is a lot of dust.

Pretty dang cool. Neat to see all those JD A & B models. Looks like an AC B (can’t figure out the tires, must have just been used on roads) and...I don’t know MMs well at all, but that looks like a great candidate for further restoration.