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In Reply to: 60's Muscle Tractors posted by kruser on August 14, 2016 at 18:33:38:
We had 2 706's and farmed 400 acres. As much moldboard plowing as we did, I don't think we could have done it with less. We disked the cornstalks before plowing. We just disked the bean ground after anhydrous before planting to corn. We also had sod to plow most years. Neighbor had 2 4020's and a 4010, but farmed a lot more. I knew one guy with an 806 propane, a couple brothers with 806 diesels, one with an 1850 Oliver and a couple brothers with 1030 Case's and a guy with a Minneapolis 706. Dad's cousin had 2, 560's and his brother worked for a guy with 2 560's also. I think that was the extent of the big tractors.
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