That brings back memories. I can remember there being four or five tractors all together in the fields here when I was a kid. Everything had to be turned under. If there where any corn stalks showing you where made fun of.
Grand Dad had an unstyled "G". That was a hand start one too. He pulled 4 x 16 trip lift plows with it in the bottom ground and 4 x 14 hydraulic lift plow in the hill clay. The tractor had hydraulics that run off of the govener gear drive. It was an after market kit. He like to be able to lift the plow with the hydraulics in the tough clay but he thought the trip plow did a better job plowing. My great Uncle still has the tractor and both plows. He plows 20-30 acres every year for corn. Always alfalfa ground with heavy manure. He has good corn too.
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