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The Red wrote on Friday, September 01, 2000 (PDT):
  • Interesting article Bob!
    Brian wrote on Friday, September 01, 2000 (PDT):
  • I think more history about the factory should have been given plus how many was BUILT .
    Dsl wrote on Saturday, September 02, 2000 (PDT):
  • An interesting primer on Aussie tractors there, Bob. Thanks!
    Rob wrote on Wednesday, September 06, 2000 (PDT):
  • The dates in the headline are a bit off - some people will say that we ozzies are still a century behind the rest of the world!
    Hank Calonkey wrote on Saturday, September 09, 2000 (PDT):
  • Thank you for this good report. IHank in Iowa
    Peter wrote on Saturday, September 30, 2000 (PDT):
  • Exellent article. I work my vegie garden with a Howard 350. Its my pride & joy. I would be interested in Manuals and attachments you may know of.
    merv sluggett wrote on Wednesday, April 17, 2002 (PDT):
  • we use an acremaster and a waltanna on our property here in australia..the acremaster was built over in western australia and the waltanna was built south of us here in victoria near hamilton.the acremaster is fitted with a L10 cummins engine while the wally has a 3306 cat under the hood.Both tractors have been very good to us as they were bought second hand.If anyone wants to know more about either of these machines just leave a message or send an email
    Hal/WA wrote on Wednesday, April 17, 2002 (PDT):
  • Interesting article. I am not familiar with the terms used in the article, stripper and stripper-harvester. Are these the same as thresher or combine, or something else?
    Rob Windeyer wrote on Friday, May 31, 2002 (PDT):
  • I enjoyed this article,however can anybody give me any info on tractors built by E.M.Baldwin & Sons of 18 Kellogg RD RootyHill N.S.W. Australia. Between about 1982 ish & 1995 ish
    melvis wrote on Friday, June 28, 2002 (PDT):
  • Fantastic !
    Michael Bent wrote on Saturday, September 21, 2002 (PDT):
  • Great article. Please, as I am the editor of the Waikato Vintage Tractor & Machinery Club here in NZ, may I copy this article with due reference to yourself of course into our Club's monthly newsletter. Would really appreciate that. Micahel Bent
    john Underwood wrote on Monday, April 12, 2004 (PDT):
  • Hi there re; AH MacDonald Melb Aust. They imported AVANCE tractors from Sweden. I have here a 1926 model Avance and I had it for around 4 years and one day looking at it I realized there was no "D" in its name. regards John
    Jim Clayton wrote on Friday, May 07, 2004 (PDT):
  • Bob, your article is a wonderful overview on the history of ag. tractors here in Australia. As a boy growing up on a farming property in WA's wheatbelt, my father owned two AW6's, a super AWD9 (which I still own), and a 40K Chamberlain. A little further info. on the Acremaster - it was made in Merredin W.A., by Laurie Phillips, before eventually joining the IHC fold. He then went on to form a new company, the aptly named Phoenix Tractors, with a whole new design. Phoenix are still alive today, producing a variety of locally manufactured implements.
    JohnKelly wrote on Friday, November 19, 2004 (PST):
  • Top article Bob, thanks for the effort.
    Jim Broughton wrote on Thursday, May 26, 2005 (PDT):
  • Thanks!! It is a darn good article/history on you Aussies farming endeavors !! Luck to you, Jim
    Robert Moore(howard Register) wrote on Friday, July 08, 2005 (PDT):
  • ring 0268453279 regarding Howard register.
    graham wrote on Friday, February 17, 2006 (PST):
  • Interesting reading, sometimes it's good to read an article like this to show that good products didn't just come from overseas. I was amazed at the inventivness of those pioneers what a sadness to lose it.
    W6NZ wrote on Wednesday, March 15, 2006 (PST):
  • Good to see a post for us "Down Unders'.At the moment I'm restoring a Farmall Cub and FC-C, I thought I had a good supplier of parts in the US but they seemed to have disappeared, won't answer any emails, strange, they sent me their business cards with the last order.
    Rustyj14 wrote on Friday, May 26, 2006 (PDT):
  • Very interesting story. I always am interested in other country's tractor products. A picture of the big tractor in the story would be interesting, too. Thanks for printing the story! Rustyj
    merve Larsen wrote on Thursday, August 31, 2006 (PDT):
  • can any one give me any information on HOWARD model 408, Serial 7074. thank you any if info at all
    Mark Johnson wrote on Sunday, July 06, 2008 (PDT):
  • I have a Howard Garden tractor Model 408 seriel number 7992 Does anyone have any information on these tractors?
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