is it a David Bradley? sears sold them in the 50's and 60's. is a good machine is great for keeping weeds under control cultivating single rows. the planter would be a great thing too. my dad had 0ne and we worked about 1 acre with it. likely will not bust fresh sod but once you get going you will be fine perhaps haing the acerage plowed and disced with a big tractor from time to time.

Thanks for your comments. Yes, it is a David Bradley. I have replace the tires since one of the old ones was split open. It has 30 inch diameter tires on 16 inch rims which gives ample crop clearance.

That tractor sounds priceless with its attachments- do you know the modern equivalent comes from Europe (BCS or Grillo) and with those attachments would cost thousands? http://www.grillo-eurosystems.com/grillo.htm
Please don't ever get rid of it without contacting me first!