Casa de Fruta treasures

I’ve always wanted to stop there and gawk. Too busy trying to make miles instead. I wonder if they moved some items or sold some off? I’ll stop by there in a couple of weeks.
Whatever the cranks are, they look like good exercise!
Thank you for sharing Gary. JM

I’ve always wanted to stop there and gawk. Too busy trying to make miles instead. I wonder if they moved some items or sold some off? I’ll stop by there in a couple of weeks.
Whatever the cranks are, they look like good exercise!
Thank you for sharing Gary. JM

First crawler is a 12-20 IH tracTractor which became the T-20.I believe it was a conversion of the 12-20 wheel tractor.Those 'pods' are the steering clutches.Almost bought one once,wish I had, weren't a lot built.

[quote="juiceman"]I’ve always wanted to stop there and gawk. Too busy trying to make miles instead. I wonder if they moved some items or sold some off? I’ll stop by there in a couple of weeks.
Whatever the cranks are, they look like good exercise!
Thank you for sharing Gary. JM[/quote]

Juiceman,you really need to schedule a stop there.There is hundreds of items to look at.Most of the tractors are in the back,but stuff lined up in front too.If you go on a weekend you can ride the train and see a lot of it

Gary: I’m gonna have to be sneaky and pretend I’m needing to use the facilities, or tell my lady friend that we’re are going antiquing.LOL. A perfect place to stop by on our way back from TractorDon’s! Thanks again.

Hi Team,
now we know what to look for this link may help.

https://tractors.fandom.com/wiki/McCormick-Deering_10-20_TracTracTor

Cheers,
Eddie B.

Gary You are right about taking the mini train ride took my grandsons on it a few months ago there is a lot of old iron back there to see. I actually stopped there today! 😃 Skinner

Over by the campground there’s an old dirt scraper that could have been pulled by horses,about 1/2 a yard. Has a tag that says Miskin Scraper on it

Some of the stuff has been there a while.Works as theft deterrent too