Earlier this week I challenged you to a quiz: can you recognize these tractors (make and model) without their color or decal? Here are the answers. Kudos to Ryan

This 1941 Farmall A was purchased by my Grandfather, John Molitoris, new in 1941 on his farm in Sugerloaf, Pennsylvania. When I lived there I remember using it

Can you recognize these tractors (make and model) without their color or decal?   Give your answers in the comments below – and come back on Thursday for

Our new and improved custom built steering kit for the Farmall A – 140 now includes woodruff keys in addition to the bearings, seals, bushings and the gear

Growing up on a dairy farm near Benson, Minnesota, I have always loved tractors.  After being discharged from the USAF and then working for the Air Force at

It’s a common question: “Do I really need to own a manual for my tractor?” After all, manuals aren’t free (most cost around $20), and with all the

Steiner employee work anniversaries: 5th – Michael Mackenzie, IT –  2 years 5th – Amanda Mrva, CSR – 8 years 6th – Deona Vorhies, Administrative Assistant – 6 years 16th – Krystle Howell, CSR – 5

The Massey Ferguson 135 is one of (if not THE) best tractor Massey ever made, with one important point: be sure you get the right engine. Did you