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Re: Just curious about H's
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Posted by jakee on November 13, 2001 at 19:32:31 from (64.12.103.44):
In Reply to: Just curious about H's posted by Sven on November 13, 2001 at 07:42:17:
you wont find a more dependeble tractor ever built than the H, yes it was a small tractor,but it had the heart of a monster in the field.wen i was a kid in the wheat fields of north dakota many H,s had 3-14,s plow-packer-press-drill behind them and worked day in day out year after year,wen planting was done they did the hay work then pulled the combine till every thing was done.and it is still a very comfrotable tractor to run,i usally walk by my M and go to the H because it,s so easy to run.the only tractor that out sold it was the N-series ford.the H and the N-series ford,s are the most over worked tractors ever built.
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