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Dad bought an H brand new in 1951. He came home from the war in 1945 and started farming on rented land with used and borrowed equipment. I was born in April of 1949 at the normal planting time for our area, so I kept him from getting into the field for about a week. As it turned out, that was a good thing, because this area had a hailstorm that killed all the cotton that was planted at the normal time. He was ahead of the game that year, but when he bought the new H in 1951, his crop got hailed out, and he decided to move his small family to town to try to make a living. Twelve years later we were back in the area, and Dad was trying to farm cotton again. He located the H he had bought new, after several others had owned it. I learned a lot about working on them by keeping it running for those few years. It made me partial to green tractors.
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