The Equipment

If you thought the tractors were hard to find....try to find this stuff!!!!

This is a listing of the equipment designed or modified for use on the industrial tractors. I underlined that, because virturally any piece of regular farm equipment could be used too. My grandpa plowed for many a year with his DI....

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Many of the links below open in new windows In no particular order: Early Industrial Ds Adams Road Graders (click for more info) Briley graders (See Dpic3, and Dpic4) Sheldon's "Triplex" Road Grader(See Dpic1) DI Caterpillar Trailer Patrol (see DIpic4) LeTourneau rear mounted bulldozer (see DIpic3) LaPlante-Choate single-section sheeps-foot packer 20 series five and six foot revolving scrapers from Killfer (see DIpic3) Single or Double hoist/winch units and cranes from LeTourneau A huge two-way snowplow. See some pictures- DIpic10 and DIpic11

AI and BI I have combined the AI and BI, because they have similar sizes, and equipment could often be traded between the two. (in most cases) One and Two way snowplows from the Parsons Company (see BIpic7) Load scoop from the Parsons Co. in both Junior and Senior models (see AIpic3) Broom and street sweeper from Detroit Harvester (see BIpic2) Self priming centrifugal pump (front mounted) from Sterling Machinery (see BIpic23) Five-gang golf course clyinder mower, from the Pennslyvania Lawn Mower Works Double and Single-Drum hoist from Willamette Hyster Co. #26R revolving scraper from the Killefer Manufacturing Co. Dragline and Carry-All bucket from Sauerman Bros. Highway Mower from the John Deere Harvester Works #10 trailer from the John Deere Wagon Works #30 trailer from the John Deere Wagon Works #22 grader and road maintainer from the Caterpillar Tractor Co. Odometer from the Veeder-Root Co. Calcium Chloride distributor from the Van Brunt Manufacturing Co. Rigid Crane from the LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing Co.(see AIpic9, and BIpic22) This information would not be avaliable to me without Green Magazine.

LI #7 and #7C sickle bar mowers, for L series #7B (1940-'41) and #7D (1941-'46) Sickle bar mowers, with hydraulic lift (see LIpic1) L30 snowplow (manual lift-straight blade, see LIpic54) L30P snowplow (hydraulic lift-straight blade) L31 snowplow (manual lift-vee blade) L31P snowplow (hydraulic lift-vee blade) See a sickle mower, detached from the tractor, here.

MI MI-7 Heavy duty power mower (Saw in October 2000, Green Magazine.) John Deere Harvester Works M20-1399, center mounted mower with 5ft sickle bar. From an email, Thanks!!!! #51 Power Mower, sickle mower for the M series MI72 Snowplow (straight blade)

330 #47 mower (see 330pic2)

40, 420, 430, 440 These tractors are similar enough that most equipment could probably interchange. If you know that a certain implement was specific to one or the other type, let me know. The majority of the equipment below is for the 440. Auburn trencher (see 440pic53) Log loader/forklift attachment (see 440pic8) #50 backhoe, center mounted #51 backhoe, five position (see 440pic7) #60 front blade (see 440pic38) #62 front mounted blade (see 420pic29) #63 dozer, inside mount manual angle & tilt (see 440pic5) #64 bulldozer, inside mount 6 way Hydraulic #70 loader (see 420pic22) #71 loader (wheel tractors) #80 rear blade (see 420pic2) #90 loader (see 430pic8) #91 loader, can include scarifier (see 440pic11) #300 sideboom, can include pipe bender (see 440pic17) #301 front blade (see 440pic16) 310-M Heavy Duty Mower (see 430pic4) #600 Brush and Rock Rake (fits #62, #63, and #602 bulldozer frames) #602 bulldozer, outside mount (see 602blade) #831 loader, can include scarifier (see 440pic15) Various forklifts (go here)

840 Hancock 7E2 Elevating Scraper, on early tractors (See 840pic1) John Deere #400 Elevating Scraper, on late tractors (See 840pic4, 840pic5, and 840pic9)

1010 #30 forklift (See 30 forklift) #76 bulldozer (See 76 bulldozer) #602 bulldozer (see 602blade) #710 loader Go Home My Email: moparwhs@hotmail.com