Re: WWII Era Farmalls

Posted by Farmer Bob on July 25, 2004 at 16:49:58 from (64.113.0.116):

In Reply to: WWII Era Farmalls posted by Hope Farmer on July 25, 2004 at 16:30:48:

One thing for sure was that those tractors produced during the war were equipped with inferior rubber tires. Along with the original manual for one of my A's was a sheet cautioning the original buyer to avoid excessive slipping of the tires as they would wear prematurily due to the low quality rubber they were made of. The good rubber went into the tires for different war machines I suspect. Another reason for the steel gear shift knobs during the war years.

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