kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
- Thread starter kcm.MN
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Hi, we had that exact tractor on our farm about
1960. It's a David Brown, I think it was mdl 3. Ours
didn't have the shroud though. It did have some
unique features. Eg: it had a rad curtain, it had a
hand clutch at the back where you could back up a
bit to hook something up while standing behind it.
It had a sliding pin to lock lift arms up when
travelling. Beautiful machine! I cut many acres of
grass for hay with it. My father imported it from
England. Ed Will Oliver BC
1960. It's a David Brown, I think it was mdl 3. Ours
didn't have the shroud though. It did have some
unique features. Eg: it had a rad curtain, it had a
hand clutch at the back where you could back up a
bit to hook something up while standing behind it.
It had a sliding pin to lock lift arms up when
travelling. Beautiful machine! I cut many acres of
grass for hay with it. My father imported it from
England. Ed Will Oliver BC
Hi, we had that exact tractor on our farm about
1960. It's a David Brown, I think it was mdl 3. Ours
didn't have the shroud though. It did have some
unique features. Eg: it had a rad curtain, it had a
hand clutch at the back where you could back up a
bit to hook something up while standing behind it.
It had a sliding pin to lock lift arms up when
travelling. Beautiful machine! I cut many acres of
grass for hay with it. My father imported it from
England. Ed Will Oliver BC
1960. It's a David Brown, I think it was mdl 3. Ours
didn't have the shroud though. It did have some
unique features. Eg: it had a rad curtain, it had a
hand clutch at the back where you could back up a
bit to hook something up while standing behind it.
It had a sliding pin to lock lift arms up when
travelling. Beautiful machine! I cut many acres of
grass for hay with it. My father imported it from
England. Ed Will Oliver BC
Blackhole49
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- Location
- White Lake MI
Isn't that the same guy that was driving the Cat 60?
MJ in the UK
Member
Thanks for the picture, 1950 to 1953 David Brown Cropmaster Diesel tractor but I do
not know were the tractor rally is. Starting at the begining of next month most of
my weekends will be taken up attending tactor rallies doing the ring commentry. MJ
not know were the tractor rally is. Starting at the begining of next month most of
my weekends will be taken up attending tactor rallies doing the ring commentry. MJ
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kcm.MN
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- Location
- NW Minnesota
Might be his son, but definitely different dude. Kind of amazing the similarities though.
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