I drove through the lot at Dewitt auction in Sikeston, Mo this morning. There were probably 6 old farmalls and 2 cotton pickers lined up. I didn't have time to check everything over, but they are definitely fence row tractors. None of them looked like they had run in many years, but I would think that there would be many usable parts to be had. A super MTA with wide front was under 1 picker and an H was under the other. I believe at least 2 of the other tractors were super M's, but I'm not a farmall expert by any means. I don't have any connection to them, but would hate to see them go to scrap.
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