Posted by sourgum on February 01, 2015 at 08:17:50 from (107.77.83.113):
In Reply to: Re: Prototype ? Fordson posted by Bob Bancroft on February 01, 2015 at 03:24:25:
That fellow is dressed like a factory technician not a farmer. They may be testing that tractor's design on factory grounds and not really worried about if the soil is too wet for tillage or crop production. The first tractor used on our farm was a regular Fordson. It was a loaner. We think this was late 20's or 1930. Because of the Depression no one on the farm had any money from 1931-34 and they went back to using horses until 1935-36 when times were such grandpa could afford to buy s new tractor. By then Grandpa decided to go with a brand of tractor other than Fordson.
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