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kcm.MN · May 9, 2023

Puzzle: https://jigex.com/puBAC

Muir hill 101 · May 10, 2023

Mow and aerate at the same time

caterpillar guy · May 10, 2023

And look no fenders and still not run over by those steel wheels.

ss55 · May 10, 2023

The wheelie bar fenders became standard on the later Fordsons around 1924?.

Richard G. · May 10, 2023

Sure beat following a mule blowing hay seeds in your face.

matthies · May 10, 2023

Probably where they discovered the advantages of a crimper to dry the grass/alfalfa.

warbaby · May 10, 2023

I sure would like to find me some of those 6 spoke wheels!

I count 14 lugs, which would make it a tractor built between mid-1918 (when the lugs were reduced from 16 to 14 per wheel) and 1920, when the
7 spoke wheels were introduced.

2late4me · May 10, 2023

And it doesn't eat half the crop.

Bob N.Y. · May 10, 2023

I don't think fenders were ever standard equipment on the model F.

Goose · May 10, 2023

The one my dad had when I was a kid had them, and I think it was a 1925.

cdmn · May 10, 2023

In the 1930's they moved the seat and steering wheel much further back, so they didn't roast their
butts over the hot gears. A lot of farmers still used horse mowers for many years later.

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