[AT] What model Farmall?

[John Hall]

F12 20 or 30, not sure how to tell the difference. A slanted steering 
rod means F14, open steering gear is a Farmall Regular--so its for sure 
not one of those. Pretty sure the 12 and 14 were the only ones to use a 
fuel pump, but its on the other side so that won't help using that photo.

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John Hall

On 7/25/2020 4:32 PM, bradloomis at charter.net wrote:
>
> Well My sister-inlaw sent me a photo of my Grandmother’s 36 Farmall. 
> Gee whiz, also a photo of my grandparents of which I’ve never seen of 
> my grandfather. Died in 1922. Photos of my father, died in 1952, 
> before I was born. Him I’ve seen some photos of. I shall not espouse 
> my thoughts on her….
> I haven’t actually seen the Farmall since the mid 60s. What model is 
> this? They purchased it new and farmed corn and tobacco in Bloomfield, 
> CT. I sure wish I could have gotten it when my uncle passed. Still had 
> all the implements. Used to plow her driveway in it later years. My 
> uncle sold it probably in the late 70 early 80s before he moved to 
> Florida. And my memory is correct, it wasn’t red. First vehicle I ever 
> drove and started my tractor love.
>
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