kcm.MN
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Bruce from Can.
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I wonder if he took horses in on trades ?
Bob Bancroft
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How many people in the line up? Is the far one smaller, maybe the secretary?
Bob Bancroft
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Now I think I see a child behind the sixth guy.
ADB-Ia
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My grandpa sold cars for a Pontiac dealer back in the day. He took a team of mules in trade for a new car one time. The boss didn't like it and grandpa owned the mules. My dad had the pleasure of using them on the farm.
fixerupper
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It looks like the tractors have the tall 36 inch rear wheels. That dates the pic to the late 30s.
wheat straw
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That wide front in the left corner must have been quite rare in that era.
andy
andy
Nine tractors ? Eight with rubber tires. One with steel wheels. Steel wheels started to be phased out around 1935 -1936. The steel wheeled one could be an unsold carryover from 1936. The others could be 1937's. Think you could order a tractor with steel or rubber until about this time. By about 1938 - 1939 most all new tractors came with rubber tires.Only one tractor with wide front, now all on market are wide front.
wheat straw
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That wide front down in left corner must have been rare back then.
Andy
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I worked for slowes and went to deliver a new refrigerator to a pair of brothers they were in their late 70s. They had an International harvester refrigerator and told
the story of how their father after getting out of the service in 1945 drove to Louisville to pick up the refrigerator with his seperation pay. First refrigerator in
Montgomery county.
the story of how their father after getting out of the service in 1945 drove to Louisville to pick up the refrigerator with his seperation pay. First refrigerator in
Montgomery county.
Athol Carr
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International C series trucks, replaced by D series in 1937
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