kcm.MN
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Majorman
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- Scarning, Norfolk, England
Think the rears are made by Standen Engineering, Ely, Cambridgeshire who made sugar beet harvesters, now make potato harvesters and cultivation equipment for potatoes. Another part of the Standen family, F. A. Standen had a large MF Franchise. Got a pair of those wheels that I use on my Dexta.
The cab is a Lambourne All Weather cab, I have one in my yard and a different version on my Nuffield. In the days of the Fordson Major and Super Major they were a very popular cab and I have fitted a good few, Not the best but good for the time when the only other weather protection on the farm was a couple of railway sacks.
The cab is a Lambourne All Weather cab, I have one in my yard and a different version on my Nuffield. In the days of the Fordson Major and Super Major they were a very popular cab and I have fitted a good few, Not the best but good for the time when the only other weather protection on the farm was a couple of railway sacks.
caterpillar guy
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Looks like a portable deer or duck blind. Oh wait those are in better shape. Can't hunt deer without heat and sandwiches. LOL
Rich'sToys
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- Southern MN
Grandpa and Grandma would have that baby shining in a week!
Richard G.
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That would be neat to have, but as much as I use a tractor in the woods, I would tear it up quick.
Richard
Richard
Mike Groom
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Back in the day I would have welcomed that cab spreading manure in the winter.Would like to have that tractor just like it is because of the novelty of it.
Majorman
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- Scarning, Norfolk, England
These are mine in Standen Yellow, the colour they were painted in the 1960's to 80's. They are 6" x 28" and I used them in flower rows or in this case, lifting early potatoes.
lugnuts2030
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The tractor and cab look like the group of Ferguson's that made the first human trip to the South Pole in the 1950's. Those tractors had tracts on them though
flying belgian
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Better then nothing,,,but just barely.
Tracy Brown
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6x28. Are you sure on the 28??? Looks a lot closer to 38.
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