We had every letter series IH made at one point are another. Each did a certain job, then Dad would decide we needed something bigger or faster to do the job. Over the years, he bought and sold those tractors seems like every couple of years. Last IH he bought was an 806 diesel. Of all those, I know the Super C, 460, ,560, Super M, 2 Hs, a 450, a 350, and Im sure theres one or two Im forgetting are still in use today. I think the 706 and 806 are used on one farm about 40 miles from me, but i cant swear thats them. Dad later bought a 4020 and 3020 John Deere, both diesels, and a year later bought a Case 1030 CK. The 4020 is on duty with my cousin, mainly just bushhogging and bailing some. The 3020 is restored and one of cousins prized possessions. The 1030 has had many owners since Dad sold it. I last saw it at auction about 10 years ago. Current (then) owner had put a new starter on it, since he burned up the old one trying to get it started. It wouldnt start at the auction, so it didnt sell.
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