28th Annual Ashtabula County Antique Engine Club Show - Williamsfield, OH

I had known of this tractor show for quite awhile, but never had attended before. So after a picnic earlier today, several of us drove over to check it out. It is about 45 minutes away from home, and I must say, I was very impressed. I also got to try out the 4WD on my truck for the first time since it rained all of last week. lol!

I took just over 200 pics today, but I narrowed it down a bit so the forum could enjoy a sampling. And I also must mention that the feature tractor here was IH, especially seeing as how we have a big IH fan here. lol!

Here's a link to there site:

http://www.ashtabulaantiqueengineclub.com/

A very early '39 Ford 9N - serial number 157. I'm a huge fan of Ford tractors BTW!

A nice 560 LPG for ya Jared.

A nice 7 horse Jake with partially complete deck. Seller said it was a '65. I don't know what he was asking for it.

A nice Cub Original with triples on the one side...I assume this is for mowing a hillside???

Beautiful Ford 881 Select-o-Speed Gold Demonstrator.

A nice selection of Cubs.

A few IH trucks showed up too...this one being a '64.

Here's one for the Simplicity fans.

A nice Bantam.

Silver King and Elec-Trak.

Waterloo Boy.

Case 130.

Case 195. This and the 130 were the only 2 Case GT's that were here. However when I first arrived a 155 was on its way out on a trailer.

Neat Ford 8n with Bronco 4WD front axle and flat head Ford V8.

A neat old Speedex with plow.

Nice show. The triples on the left side of the cub is for plowing. You are supposed to keep a wide stance and most use duals on the left, that guy went with an extra tire for the cool factor probably. You can't dual the right side because that tire has to ride in the furrow.

A nice display of Cub Cadet's and attachments. I did a rough count of all the Cubs in this area and counted around 40. Not all made it in the picture though.

The above 2 pictures feature Bready Power-ette garden tractors. I had never heard of these before, but it turns out these were built near Cleveland, OH, which is probably why quite a few showed up here seeing as how this is only an hour or so away from Cleveland.

A nice minature 1468..Jared you have you're work cut out for you. lol!

IH 3388.

wvbuzzmaster wrote:

Nice show. The triples on the left side of the cub is for plowing. You are supposed to keep a wide stance and most use duals on the left, that guy went with an extra tire for the cool factor probably. You can't dual the right side because that tire has to ride in the furrow.

Ah, I didn't think of that Casey. Well the cool factor worked, cause I thought it was pretty cool with triples and hubcaps! lol!