Super h tractors

How many super h tractors were red and white?

None. The white trim was applied by farmers or paint shops to make them look a little like a 350 Farmall. Which was the firat white trimmed tractor series 350U
F350 F450 and others Jim

SH were all red. The white striped tractors didn't come out till the x50 series(1957)

none, and if they have white on them they look goofy.

Hmmmmmm I think a little white makes them look good. Dad painted the grill under the Farmall emblem on his '51 M white about 1960. By 1963 the lower area of the hood and below the seam of the gas tank was white. In 1963 he had the Supet M-TA repainted with the grill white in about March, before fieldwork started, about July he had the '39 H painted that way also. Normal stock paint job with IH paint and decals was $50, with white grill was $55.

In '65 or '66 Dad had the local FFA kids repaint the '51 M, white grill to match the used '57 450 he bought spring of '64. In '68 he traded the '39 H for a Super H, summer of '68 I repainted the grill, hood, & gas tank, grill was painted white. Dad had the '51 M painted again in 2005, red grill this time, THAT will be changed!

I also like the standard 706/806 and 756/856 paint scheme with red and white, not a fan of Black stripe '66 series or Red Power all red '86-series either.

Way I look at it, if it's YOUR tractor paint it the way you like it. I considered repainting my SH a metallic candy apple red years ago till I priced the paint. Neighbor who is the self-proclaimed "Best Deere service tech in the Midwest USA" spent $7000 to repaint his 730-D with DuPont Imron in about 1975. That was a lot of money back then, buy a new Corvette with that much money.

For once I disagree with Dr. Evil!

I've seen a couple of Hs that were painted up like a modern, Case-IH tractor. All black with only the sheet metal painted red. I kind of liked them.

(quoted from post at 19:19:28 03/07/19) none, and if they have white on them they look goofy.

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x2-I couldn't have said it better