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Posted by Bill Carlton on November 06, 2005 at 07:48:23 from (68.35.255.97):
Were there any International 1206's made with a three point hitches or were all 1206's that had three points Farmalls? For some reason, are the Internationals more popular for collection purposes? When looking at 1206's, I have had several people hint to me that Internationals are more desirable than Farmalls. What is your opinion? I am buying a 1206 International Wheatland with a cab and like the way it looks as compared with a 1206 International Row Crop with a cab. However, to me, neither look better than a Farmall 1206-without a cab-that has flat top fenders, suitcase weights on the front of the tractor, and correct size tires. Thanks, Bill Carlton
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