Posted by eastsider on December 09, 2013 at 18:30:52 from (24.111.75.41):
In Reply to: Re: 200 or 230 posted by steve alderman on December 08, 2013 at 15:25:34:
Here are pictures of both fast hitches. One is from my 1956 200, and the other is from my 1957 230. As you can see the 230 with traction control is much, much different than the 200 style...I personally think the 200 style is much more usable, with the tilting feature. It is the same as on our Super C as well.
1956 Farmall 200
1957 Farmall 230
1957 Farmall 230 showing the other side...and my son when he was a few years younger...he turns 20 in January!
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