Posted by gab on December 29, 2018 at 11:22:23 from (104.235.107.78):
In Reply to: Pedal Tractors posted by grayrider on December 28, 2018 at 09:45:54:
I wouldn't give anything for those. I had a Farmall M or H in about 1953 but it got handed down to my brothers kids, haven't see it since. Bought a John Deere for my son about 27 years ago, bought it from a farm girl trying to raise a little college money. Father in law was going to give me a Massey before I bought the JD then he found it about 6 months later. It was pretty well used up, put a lot of parts in it, had a body man buddy paint it and I gave it back to my father in law for Christmas. He always said when he died my son was supposed to get it. Brother in law sold it at a garage sale. Still pizzed about that. Was a Massey 44 Special or Super 44, don't remember.
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