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sammy the RED

01-02-2007 10:19:38

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President Ford in 1948.

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The Dukester

01-05-2007 11:54:15

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Re: President Ford / Farmall in reply to sammy the RED, 01-02-2007 10:19:38

I think it's an M...for two reasons. First the rear rims look to be the two step type used for the 12-38 tires most M's built after the war used and second the hood has that reeinforcement where the steering shaft enters it that the H's didn't have. It does seem to have a lot of steering shaft angle like H's had, but maybe that's because the front end is a little lower down than the rear. Also the rear tire top line is always higher than the hood on an H and lower on an M when the tractor is setting level....I vote for M....last answer.

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Matt in ND

01-02-2007 19:06:01

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Re: President Ford / Farmall in reply to sammy the RED, 01-02-2007 10:19:38

I vote on an H. The front of the combine looks a lot like the IH 76 we have. Actually it would be a harvestor thresher, I don't know when they started with the combine name. We used a 300 one ours, and it was plenty of power. The book says an H is what you need, if it is a IH 76.

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minyfarm

01-02-2007 18:34:06

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Re: President Ford / Farmall in reply to sammy the RED, 01-02-2007 10:19:38

there looks to be an IH decal on the hood & possible also a Farmall mccormick deering decal also.

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cadet trooper

01-02-2007 17:56:22

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Re: President Ford / Farmall in reply to sammy the RED, 01-02-2007 10:19:38

LeviK, I believe you're right! Boy that sure looks like my dad and my brothers, unfortunately the garage looks too nice we never had buildings that looked that good. CT

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Levi K

01-02-2007 16:53:07

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Re: President Ford / Farmall in reply to sammy the RED, 01-02-2007 10:19:38

take a looky at the steering rod, look at the angle, the steeper angle means it's an H.

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cadet trooper

01-02-2007 15:59:58

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Re: President Ford / Farmall in reply to sammy the RED, 01-02-2007 10:19:38

A couple things if that is a PTO drive combine I'm guessing an M and yes I always thought those bent mufflers were from the Farmall power making them lean back until I went into our cow shed that had a whole winters growth of manure in the spring and bent ours back I thought dad was going to bend my butt for doing that but he had done the same thing before. Nice picture, CT

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Tom Graham

01-02-2007 14:01:08

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Nice shoes, Mr. Prez! in reply to sammy the RED, 01-02-2007 10:19:38

Can anyone identify the farmers?

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El Toro

01-02-2007 12:38:07

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Re: President Ford / Farmall in reply to sammy the RED, 01-02-2007 10:19:38

I saw this picture flash across the tv screen today. I thought of the Farmall when I saw it. Nice picture you posted. Hal

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Tom43

01-02-2007 12:35:25

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Re: President Ford / Farmall in reply to sammy the RED, 01-02-2007 10:19:38

Thanks for the picture. Don't you wish we could keep our youthful appearance? Is that an H or an M? I notice that in a lot of the old pictures the tractors had shorter mufflers. Does anyone know when they changed?

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john d

01-02-2007 14:45:16

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Re: President Ford / Farmall in reply to Tom43, 01-02-2007 12:35:25

Farmall H.

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Berry450d

01-02-2007 11:54:23

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Re: President Ford / Farmall in reply to sammy the RED, 01-02-2007 10:19:38

Outstanding picture Sammy.Glad you shared it with us.Thanks and good luck.

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Janicholson

01-02-2007 14:12:45

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Re: President Ford / Farmall in reply to Berry450d, 01-02-2007 11:54:23

The open doors (in the background) were the driving force to cut off the mufflers. They were mich better long for health reasons, but never fit into the average horse barn door. The exhaust system of a horse is horizontal. (I vote M) JimN

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