Stevie J. Mote
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Hello. I have a 1945 Farmall A. Not sure about the decals. Some say A w/circle. While others have the A cultivision in circle. What was the difference ? THANKS
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BarnyardEngineering
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The word "cultivision" is the difference.
Cultivision is a feature of the tractor, the offset operator's platform, so you can look down and see the row of plant that you are cultivating.
I'm not sure what is "correct" and this may depend on the year of the tractor. IH changed decals along the way.
Cultivision is a feature of the tractor, the offset operator's platform, so you can look down and see the row of plant that you are cultivating.
I'm not sure what is "correct" and this may depend on the year of the tractor. IH changed decals along the way.
gene bender
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Allthe As were cultivision because of the lawsuit that Allis Chalmers won because of the bell housing design. I-H thought adding the culrivision sign on the Decal would not be an infridgment on the AC design
Jim Becker
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The word "culti-vision" was used in advertising from the start. It was not on the decals on the tractor but was added fairly quickly, well before 1945.
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