A real barn find! Pictured here is the electrical system / distributor. Did you know that old tractors are POSIVITE GROUND? As in, if you don't ground the positive terminal of the battery, all the wires catch fire.
The hood badge identifies it as a 1954 Ford NAA. Faded paint on the side suggests it was owned by a landscaping company.
An original sales brochure. Yes, that man is plowing a field in a tie.
An interesting page from the owner's manual. Unfortunately, it doesn't tell you the real danger: these things are prone to flipping, crushing the driver.
Parked it near the neighbor's fence to make them jealous.
Let's get it back to factory colors.
I don't have the patience to figure out how to wire a 6V positive ground system, so I converted it to 12V negative ground, like a car. Then I installed a LiFePO4 battery. It works great!