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WAR YEARS Tractors

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Posted by Grandpa on January 29, 1999 at 18:15:23:

We were just reading about Ford tractors and learned that in 1942 Ford quit using distributers, rubber tires and even electric starters and went to mags. and steel wheels for the war cause. Did all the tractor companys do this? Heard John Deere used a different frame, but never anything about rubber, or electronics.

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