I think I've mentioned this before on this site; great grand dad farmed 600 acres up at the tippity top of the mitten (10-15 miles SE of the bridge). Around 1950 he got his first tractor, a year or two later he added another. Not long after that he sold the horses and farmed 400 acres.
They were John Deere's but just which models I haven't a clue, I was just a pup back then with no interest in such things. There isn't anybody around these days that would know either. About the only thing I remember is the flat type fenders on both of them, and one was a little bigger than the other. I like to think they were a model A and B, mostly because those are what I have.
The old boy lived to a ripe old age: at 90 they had to take his cows away, at 92 they had to take him off the farm, at 94 he bought the farm. Always heard that after they sold his cows he went down hill pretty quickly.
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