My dad purchased this 1957 861 Powermaster Tractor in 2013. We decided to turn it into a father-son restoration project. Fortunately, the original tractor was in good shape body wise; our goal was to bring the old tractor back to its glorious state. We completely took apart the tractor piece by piece to restore it.
After several months of late hours, the project was completed. We took pictures throughout the process to see before and after pictures. The end result was a true project to be proud of. The tractor is used regularly now on both of our properties and is something that can be handed down from generation to generation.
Daniel Johnson
Brownsville, Kentucky
jackson says
good tractor enjoy
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curt goehring says
I have a 1954 Ford NAA Jubilee but having a hard time finding detailed information on how to restore it. It’s missing several gauges and those that are intact don’t work and have no connection to/from them. In particular, there’s a shielded, metal cable plugged into the back of the hydraulic pump that’s broken and I don’t know where it’s supposed to go. Any suggestions on where I can find more info on this old tractor would be appreciated. I have an owner’s and shop manual but they offer few real details.