Posted by Bob Bancroft on March 07, 2014 at 06:00:11 from (67.142.162.21):
In Reply to: for the 60 +over posted by PLOWINPORK on March 06, 2014 at 19:09:14:
Even though my father lived in the past, he never talked about it. Everything was a secret. So I made assumptions based on the few things I observed. Grandfather was all JD(Waterloo Boy, D,A,AR,B, etc.) There were about 6 dealers close enough to do business with, one was family. About 1950, he and Dad bought a brand new AC WD wide front. I think because a well liked neighbor was selling them. And not for the closest dealer, but another town away! So the mix was green and orange after that. My cousin (20 years my senior) still has the WD. He was present for delivery and payment. JD and IH were the leaders around here. There were a fair amount of AC and Oliver. Not much else. There was one MM dealer near town, likewise a Case dealer, but I never saw any MM tractors around. Once in a while an MF, Case, and of course a few old 8N's and such. Most anything was available, so I'm thinking it was a matter of choice.
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