What IS a Ferguson Tractor, Anyway?
Our local club web site - the Mid-South Flywheelers -and- the national Ferguson club - the Ferguson Enthusiasts of North America.
A note about the Ferguson Enthusiasts web site - the club web site was changed back in 2010 and is available at the .org link above.
The old link at ".com" no longer functions.
Ferguson Resources
A compendium of web sites and other resources for help in researching, operating, repairing, and restoring your Ferguson tractor.
Photo Gallery
We have a great many photos from shows we’ve attended. In the later shows, we took pictures of every Ferguson in attendance along with implements. If you were there, you will see your tractor, I guarantee it!
Ferguson Logos and Artwork
Files to help you with printing cards, banners, and other Ferguson documentation, if you are so inclined.
About Us
Who we are.
Our Barn
Pictures of the barn construction a few years ago.
Guestbook
Please tell us about yourself and your tractors, or your search for one. Or you can just visit the guestbook and see what other folks have written.
Contact Us
If you want to tell us something, or ask a question, use the contact form to get in touch.
About Us
After mowing these few acres with a variety of tools ranging from push mower to riding lawnmower to 3 foot Gravely, we decided some serious power was needed. Rick looked in the local Memphis classified ads and found a tractor for sale with 5 implements. It happened to be a Ferguson TO-30. Neither of us had heard of a (just a) Ferguson tractor, so we began looking around for information, manuals, and sources for parts. Our wedding occurred at the lake property, and of course the tractor was certainly made to feel welcome.
On our honeymoon, we were traveling through North Carolina on the July 4th weekend, and happened to be driving close to Denton. That is where the Southeast Old Thresher's Reunion is held every year on that weekend. We stopped because we thought we could find out something there about Ferguson tractors. We saw fields of IH Farmalls, Olivers, Cases, Minneapolis-Molines, John Deeres, and Fords, but nary a Ferguson. We did not even find any Ferguson literature or manuals at the show.
We also scoured the internet for information, but did not find anyone who actually had a Ferguson who could help us.
Then, in 1999, on ATIS (Antique Tractor Internet Services) we got in touch with David Lory in Wisconsin. He invited us to meet other Ferguson owners at a Ferguson get-together in Freeport, Illinois that year. That first meeting consisted of about 20 Ferguson enthusiasts and about 10 Ferguson tractors. We really enjoyed that time with the folks we met (some photos are in the gallery).
Then, in 2001, the Ferguson Enthusiasts of North America club began with 20 members at the show in Waverly, Nebraska. In the 6 years since its formation it has grown to over 600 members. Of course, we joined, and have met some wonderful people who have helped us with our Fergie.
Over the past few years we sold our TO-30, and now have two Ferguson TO-35's in our "fleet".
Photo Gallery
Freeport 1999
Salem 2002
Lawrenceburg 2005
Jordan 2005
Patoot 2006
Waverly 2006
Florida 2007
Mount Pleasant 2007
Republic 2016
The Steam-O-Rama show is September 15-18, 2016 and will feature Ferguson tractors. Y’all come!