MKirsch: Gassers may have made money for IH, I doubt it, they were headed down the tube before 1958. I don't give a damn what Barbara March or others wrote.
The question at hand here, did those gassers make money for farmers. I think not, most couldn't afford to use them. All one need do is look around, exceptionally high numbers of those gassers around with less than 3,000 hours on the clock. Didn't take that many big tractors to feed the cows and plow snow all winter. Hell, I had 125 cows, 75 replacements, never started a tractor over 40 hp all winter.
Well, I did run the Deere forestry skidder in my 500 acre woodlot, but that had nothing to do with dairy cows. It did start all winter, miles from any electricity, and probably a bit colder than Upstate NY.
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