Dad was always a Dairy Farmer as I remember.I can barely remember his 2 teams of Horses working although he had them until after WW2.His first tractor was a Hart Parr on steel,a 1934 model I think,he had rubber tires welded on after WW2.In 1939 I was 2 years old and he bought another tractor to farm a larger acreage,a used Oliver row Crop 70 with a two row cultivator.During the war years the tractors were used sparingly due to the Gasoline shortage.In 1948 I think it was he bought another Oliver an it was a 77. In 1952 he got a used Oliver 88 and bought a new mounted corn picker for it.In 1955 he was farming more land and had a hired man and he bought a new Oliver 99 with a 6 Cyl gas engine. That was a smooth running tractor.A new 5 bottom plow came with it along with a used 15" disc. In 1974 he trade the 88 for a new 880 and also got a 4 row cultivator.I have his farm ledger and all this info is written down in it.
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