24. Now push that apple twist into the petal twist to form a round our oval shape and hold that in place with a pinchtwist (in the first sculpture I made I did not do this but I think it feels more secure if you do, it so I added the pinchtwist this time)

25. ALMOST THERE... Now make a small bubble and twist this into the pinchtwist at the front of the tractor.
Repeat this process for the other front wheel. As shown in the pic's below.

Continued.....

26. Now when you have you the 2 front wheels attached ajust your tractor accordingly so it stands in proportion.

Now your tractor is finished...

And should look  like the one shown in the pic below.

Any feedback and comments welcome...Enjoy.

Kenny)

Thanks for this Kenny, appreciated. If anyone does attempt making the tractor then please post your efforts as it's always nice to see especially when the instructions take so much time to write out and photograph.

I know that it's an old post, but thank you Kenny for sharing this great model

Thanks! im quite fond of this one..

I haven't posted much lately.  Been busy with the kids before they go back to school.  Really missed seeing all the cool stuff my friends here have been doing.  

I made a tractor this weekend for my friends son's birthday.  He is a 4 year old boy and really into John Deer Tractors.  Here is  my version of it for him.  

Not a basic tractor, but thought you all might enjoy it anyway.

Happy Twisting.

Rainbow

Lovely tractor!! Thanks for sharing

Nice tractor Rainbow!  I wish I had known about wheels like that when I attempted a John Deere.

I made this for a party a few years back...