B F Avery made 3 models of tractors the V that is a single row cultivating tractor, And a 1 bottom plow. then there was the A that was a row crop for cultivating 2 rows and had a single front wheel, don't know if it had other front end options. 1 plow with 2 in easy conditions. Was orignal a General yellow-orange The general and the Twin row had a different grill than the A but basicaly same tractor. and also sold as a Wards Twin row, red. Then the larger one a Model R that was a full 2 plow 2 row cultivating tractor and had dual front wheel and also avaible with a wide front. Red When Moline bought Avery out they only kept the Model v and paintrd it yellow. They droped the A and as Moline already had a Model R they changed the BF AveryR to a Moline model BF and painted it yellow. Then they also brought out a single row offset version of the BF and called it a BG with the G standing for garden and also yellow. Should be a serial number plate somewhere that would tell what model it is.
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