[AT] Some ads from the 4/10 Lancaster Farming

[John Hall]

There were/are practically no B's at all up here either Charlie. Tons of 
everything else except W series. There seems to have been even more 
Industrial than W series, We had an ID-6 with a front blade. And nothing 
bigger than an M, I think all the 9's were down your way. Fields were just 
too small to turn those monsters around--same reason for the scarcity of 
older wide-front models.

John Hall

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From: "charliehill" <charliehill at embarqmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [AT] Some ads from the 4/10 Lancaster Farming


> Interesting Dudley.  Actually there were tons of A's and Super A's around
> here.  I'd say 75 % of tobacco farmers had one.  Some as their only 
> tractor
> and some as their small cultivator tractor.  However,  I don't think I 
> ever
> saw a B or at least don't remember one.  We really didn't have many C's
> around either.  There were some H's and M's but not that many.   Typically 
> a
> guy would have a MF 35 or one of the Ford N models and a Super A.
>
> Charlie Hill
>