Posted by rusty6 on November 06, 2019 at 09:55:29 from (207.195.86.41):
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I know of one guy who has a narrow front M locally. I think they, and other narrow fronts, showed up here post WWII when new tractors were in high demand and low supply. They did not normally have narrow front or row crop tractors here but in that time, anything with an engine and rubber tires would sell. Prior to the M my uncle had a narrow front DC Case that he eventually converted to a wide front. My dad was on a list waiting for a tractor and he was lucky enough to get a new DC4. He found it a bit light and traded up to a used John Deere D that he ran for at least ten years.
Seen here in a photo from about 1950. My other uncle who owned the Cockshutt 30 on the left farmed with my dad for a while.
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