MJ in the UK
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Hi Kcm, Been missing from the site over the weekend as I have been at a rally doing
the ring commentry for them. The photo of the Farmall H was taken here in the UK as
all the wartime imports to us were with Kerosene burning engines and no electrics.
Also you will notice the wide front axle is set back in the rear position so they
could get more tractors into the holds of the ships. The small flat plate fastened
to the lower part of the hood was for fixing the road fund licence. I have a 1945 H
in very similer condition to this one in the photo. Thanks for the compliments about
my knowage but I have beed collecting old tractors for over 50 years and most
weekends in the summer I am commentating at a rally somewere here in the UK. MJ
the ring commentry for them. The photo of the Farmall H was taken here in the UK as
all the wartime imports to us were with Kerosene burning engines and no electrics.
Also you will notice the wide front axle is set back in the rear position so they
could get more tractors into the holds of the ships. The small flat plate fastened
to the lower part of the hood was for fixing the road fund licence. I have a 1945 H
in very similer condition to this one in the photo. Thanks for the compliments about
my knowage but I have beed collecting old tractors for over 50 years and most
weekends in the summer I am commentating at a rally somewere here in the UK. MJ
