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Re: Unsung heroes of tractor eveloution
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Posted by Steven@AZ on April 04, 2007 at 20:18:40 from (24.121.155.253):
In Reply to: Unsung heroes of tractor eveloution posted by JWC inMS on April 04, 2007 at 19:47:28:
The one my Dad talks about the most is Grandpa's Farmall B. Used it with a jay-hawk to stack hay, pulled hay in on a trailer, used it to pull the stone boat loaded with manure and later the IH 100 spreader, he and his sister rode on it to bring the cattle in for milking, etc. etc. I'm hoping to save up enough money to buy him a nice little B within the next year or two, before it's too late for him to enjoy it. I managed to get back his first tractor, an H and we are gathering parts to restore it together over the next year or two (I hope).
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