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Darwindo

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I had them all out to give them a bath today, so I thought I would share a picture. They are a 1941 H, 1953 SC Case, 1930 Regular, and a 1951 M. Living in the suburbs of Des Moines, when I line them up like this I get a lot of funny looks from people.
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On the H, why are the front wheels set so wide?
Looks like would be hard to steer in rough ground.
 
It's funny how that works.

I've got IH tractors strung all over the place, but a any given time I know excactly where each is sitting. Must be an "IH mental" thing. :>)

Nice tractors!

Allan
 
It's a parade and tractor ride tractor only. Never has to go to the field again. I just tried it for highway driving and I liked it.
 
Very nice, Is that where the crank handle is really supposed to go ? lol Mine has always been just stuck in the toolbox. What is the lettering you have on there say ?
 
That's pretty close to home. Grandpa's first tractor was a f20. When I was real little before the 656 and 706 Grandpa had an H and uncle Mike had an M. Dad had an SC Case. They farmed over 500 acres with these three tractors in the late 50s.
 

I'm surprised you would get funny looks anywhere in Iowa, or in the midwest for that matter. Been real close to you on I-35 many, many times with lots of relatives in the DM area.
 
I like it ! The Regular is a simple but nice looking tractor IMO. You chose a darker color looks like , and a little orange on the wheels, is that a baseball on the shifter? lol Very cool rig.
 
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