Posted by j Heitkemper on January 06, 2008 at 16:30:58 from (64.24.209.159):
In Reply to: Re: Minn. Moline UDLX posted by onefarmer on January 06, 2008 at 16:03:43:
If a farm could afford this Lady . They certainly had others . I suppose It was a good idea to have another tractor for cultivating , Like a Z or U ,Or perhaps a WC,SC,9N,A ,or F20... Anyway,the one we saw had a corner fan in the cab , for air circulation , and All windows could tip out .... regardless, For a northern tractor co ,and a northern farmer , Winter plowing had to be More comfortable in this rig , Not to mention this tractor could get thru Rural impassable wintertime roads that most pickups and cars had trouble negotiating thru 60 years ago , They can bring over $ 150 k today , Have not checked for what they cost new in 1938 , and how many built . Best wishes Jim
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