fred goodrich
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Here's the lineup.
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Both, A G704 would've been the factory installed MFWD on a GVI. But with time, many have been switched around between models. Supposedly there were authorised instructions for cutting out the transmission housing to add the transfer case, but it would have been a job to get it just right. Not all the transmissions were machined for the transfercase, even on the later tractors.
carvel minne farmer
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good morning fred, that's a nice lineup of prairie gold you have there, are these at your place? the m-5 looks like it has had a few changes made for pulling? love the pipe pedestal seat :lol: and whats that black tank looking set up on the left side?
fred goodrich
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She's a lot of fun at the track. Diesal and she smokes. That is the side shield.
Traditional Farmer
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Massey Harris built a 4WD back in the 30's,Power Horse built one in the 50's combining 2 AC rears.Think Ford had them in the late 50's
That's an early Elwood axle, same company that made the axles for 86-series IH. They started in the late 1950's making axles for M's and newer, were IH aporoved FWA for 560's. Elwood was only a couple miles from the Joliet, Ill ARSENAL, they parted out lots of surplus 6x6 trucks and Elwood bought the frt axles all up. Later prior to selling axles to IH for 86-series Elwood bought new Dana axles.
morepower02
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The GvI with the Elwood is a add on the factory mfwd for it was called a G704. The first 100 hp plus farm tractor with mfwd was the G706 introduced in 1962. I have a 1964
I worked at a MM dealer from 64 to 68. And was around the dealership starting about 55. He sold quite a few 4x4's starting with GVI. Factory sent them to Elwood Il. To get converted. We picked them up at MM warehouse. My friend had a 560 IHC Diesel row Crop 4x4 1960. Came through our local IH dealer also. I'm in Southern Il. Next to the Skillet Fork river. It was thousands of acres of trees, being cleared at this time. These big 4x4 tractors pulled heavy Rome 1/4 " blade of set disks. Most of the ones we sold were L.P.
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