THE NEWBIE - At Antique Power magazine, we have seen newbies do beautiful work restoring an antique tractor. Fortunately, one of the easiest and most satisfying parts to restore is the steering wheel. Since “The Newbie” would never want to “steer” you wrong, I asked professional restorer Dale Fye for some steering wheel repair tips.
Read MoreTALES FROM THE BACK 40 - Each fall, as the colors turn and the air becomes more chill and crisp, I’m reminded of my days in my local 4-H club—the Plum Valley Boosters. New members joined the club each fall, when members chose their project or projects for the next year.
Read MoreTALES FROM THE BACK 40 - When radio was in its infancy, David Sarnoff saw the potential that the new medium offered, especially for farmers and others in rural areas. It was a major source of news and information beginning in the late 1920s and continues that function today.
Read MoreTHE NEWBIE - How to Winterize Your Antique Tractor The slogan for Antique Power magazine is “Keeping History Alive.” Because we love antique tractors, we want to see them last as long as possible. For that reason, this post offers some specific tips on keeping your piece of history alive, by properly preparing it for winter. I asked Washington collector and restorer Matt Montague for some advice. Here’s what you need to know about putting your tractor to bed for the winter: Fuel…
Read MoreTHE NEWBIE - When I began writing for Antique Power magazine, I discovered within the antique tractor hobby the wide world of tractor clubs, something for everyone and every interest. Through them, I’ve met so many wonderful people and learned of amazing collections.
Read MoreTALES FROM THE BACK 40 - What’s that noise? What’s that smell? As anyone associated with farming knows, while it takes all five senses to run a farm most efficiently, some senses are used more than others. It sometimes takes an unusual sound or smell to make a farmer aware of potential problems.
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