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Posted by Pitch on October 01, 2006 at 12:31:58 from (66.66.96.172):
I notice that folks on here seem to say that one or two colors were predominate in their area. I grew up in upstate NY in the '60,s and I don't think there was a dominant color. JD and Allis were probably most numerous, but most every other brand was represented, We had a 620 a B and an 8n, guy down the road had Oliver and Massey, another one had a couple of Case and a MM. Oddly enough,now that I think about it IH/Farmall was a rarity.
Most of these places were small dairys 60 to 70 milkers, a few head of beef and enough poultry for eggs and the table.
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