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Re: How Many?1206/1456/also how many w/coleman


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Posted by Eason on December 23, 2014 at 04:26:00 from (76.2.41.187):

In Reply to: How Many?1206/1456/also how many w/coleman posted by larryanderson on December 22, 2014 at 09:28:24:

The most common gold demo by far was the 826. It was the ONLY gold demo with a choice of transmissions. The second most common is the 1456 because it was IH's big tractor. I'd say the 656 and 1026 were about even as gold demos. And the 544 had the smallest production numbers. I don't agree with half of the 1456s being gold demos. The gold demos would have been made between June and September 1970 to have them shipped out to dealers for the fall demonstration program. The dealers got to choose what tractors were their demos for their area. For example Byrum Tractor & Truck/Edenton,NC Hedgepeth Equipment/Conway,NC &Riddick International/Ahoskie, NC each had 656 utility row crops as gold demos. Josh Tunnell/Elizabeth City,NC had a 826 gear drive. Martin Tractor & Truck Williamston, NC had a 826 hydro. Herring Tractor Wilson,NC had a 544 Farmall diesel hydro. Bone International Rocky Mount,NC had a 826 gear drive, 1026, & a 1456. As for Coleman equipped tractors it's impossible to tell because you could order Coleman front ends complete through whole goods. First Colonly Farms in the mid 70's ordered 150 IH 1066, 1466, and 1566's 2wd to clear up peat land in eastern NC. They found out they needed FWA and Mitchell Tractor orderd complete coleman FWA and converted 3 per week for approximately 1 year. Eason


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