Posted by IH fan on April 02, 2011 at 11:15:12 from (70.250.255.180):
In Reply to: The Workhorses! posted by DK44H on April 01, 2011 at 21:23:36:
The times are sure changing... When I was home in the late '50s-1960, we had a Super C and JD 60 and the most I remember we farmed was 240 acres. Biggest tractor Dad ever owned in his lifetime was a Farmall 460. Now my wife's cousin farms 23 irrigated quarters (over 3600 acres) with a JD 8620, 8630 and 9630T. Was talking to him one day after a funeral when his neighbor's wife came up and said she was in her second story bedroom and was surprised to look out and see the cab of his tractor going by as high as she was. Looks like that 305 is that tall. Tire size on the front of those are bigger than the rear on anything we had, and they are duals.
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