This one is a 1948 DC with Duncan loader installed when purchased new one fine tractor for the day, I am second owner of it,, a Oliver 88 would have worked also easy enough,, AC made some great engines,, and the offing then was a good work horse but never was able myself to like getting off and on and the pedals set at different "heights" never ran a JD A but my Dad had a JD 60 and a 420,, the 60 was a decent enough work horse as well, lugged well, but not something I would have bought for other personal reasons,, but it worked well for raking but we should have kept the tri front for that job as the wide one was not a super short turner,, the little 420 was a handy little guy,, it was around for 25 years or more not super fun getting off and on but nice gearing and hyd I did not put many hours on it like the 60, a Ford of that era no way would I have bought,, the Farmall M was also a good tractor,, one of IH's top shelf I think,, owned a H with a Farmhand on it worked ok for that but was a bit short on power,, I would not buy either new, that is my late Father in the seat of the 60 So Happy Fathers Day to him and everyone here the pics wewre taken the year i painted both for him and that was the Last time I ever bought cheap paint,, the 420 was not correct
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