Reply to HOLLANDCAT:
Hello John ,
Nice to see this picture again in your first post !!.
On the first picture you see three crawlers , and the first tractor is the same machine as on the picture .
This one was driving into the right direction because the second tractor could not steer anymore while it was pulling the big plough .
When i bought this tractor , it still had the frame on to cover the operator .
I dropped this away . I didt not know what this was that time .
To owner "van Damme"also made the plough himself and have patended this plough .
Hello Gilbert, Is your tractor (the front one in my picture) a Diesel 50 ?
If so, it sure is a survivor.
There is also a Diesel 50 with some history attached here in UK.
In the mid 1930s Ransomes (the plough maker) had a Diesel 50 for demonstrating their ploughs.
Here is a picture of it pulling 21 furrows...
[attachment=25522]094 Diesel 50 with 21 furrows in Lincolnshire 1936.jpg[/attachment]
This looks quite impressive today, back in 1936, when most tractors pulled one or two furrows it must have been a sensation.
The tractor was sold to a UK Farmer who then emigrated to Canada, taking the tractor with him.
It was brought back to the UK a few years ago and is now in a collection near Birmingham.
[attachment=25523]095 Same Diesel 50 back in the UK.jpg[/attachment]
