In 1953, a Wisconsin farmers grandfather bought a brand-new Allis-Chalmers WD for $2,200. Six decades later, his grandson tracked down the same tractor, bought it back and spent a year restoring the family machine, turning a piece of farm equipment into a treasured reminder of generations past. He said the tractor had sentimental values and his grandfather would be very happy.

A tractor that once powered a family farm has come full circle after more than six decades. According to an exclusive report by Farm Progress, Kevin Klahn, the grandson of the…

El tractor de Kevin Klahn preserva la historia familiar y demuestra que ciertas tradiciones pueden perdurar a través de las generaciones.