Richard G.
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I think it was the JD H. 1939.
Anything earlier?
Richard in NW SC
Anything earlier?
Richard in NW SC
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old
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- Camdenton Missouri
I'd say Oliver
Richard G.
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I think the Cockshutt 30 started in 1946.
Richard G.
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Remember, I am talking live hydraulics, not live PTO.
old
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- Camdenton Missouri
I know Oliver/Cockshutt had the first live PTO and I think live hyds came with that and I am pretty sure it was in the 30s
Mike(NEOhio)
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When did Farmall Cubs get hydraulics?
buickanddeere
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Deere AR for the 47 model year . Model M in the 47 model year . The R in 49 .
Richard G.
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As I said in my original post, the JD H had it as an option in 39.
Traditional Farmer
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What Oliver even had hydraulics in the 30's?
Crazy Horse
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I see some answered the Cockshutt 30 ....... I think for a mass produced tractor with live PTO yes, the Cockshutt 30 ..... but live hydraulics .... not sure.
thehickdaddy
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James didnt reply yet so I guess I will pipe up.
First american farm tractor with live hydraulics,
1937 Graham bradley, pump ran off timing gears of the continental 218 engine
First american farm tractor with live hydraulics,
1937 Graham bradley, pump ran off timing gears of the continental 218 engine
buickanddeere
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You are correct, I forgot about the H and it's one way hydraulics .
I have seen JD H with a little manual pump for hydraulic lift
that was factory, never seen one with live hydraulics. Unless
you consider that hand pump live hydraulics? I will look at
some of my old JD magazines and try to see what other
hydraulics were available for the H. Most of the JD H I have
seen had no hydraulics, just Armstrong lift. I could have
bought a decent H for $600 back in the early 1980?s with
cultivators and a snow plow and often wish I had .
that was factory, never seen one with live hydraulics. Unless
you consider that hand pump live hydraulics? I will look at
some of my old JD magazines and try to see what other
hydraulics were available for the H. Most of the JD H I have
seen had no hydraulics, just Armstrong lift. I could have
bought a decent H for $600 back in the early 1980?s with
cultivators and a snow plow and often wish I had .
Paul from MI
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JD H production started in 1939, but I don't think factory hydraulics were available until a couple of years later. They could be retro-fitted to 1939 models by the dealer later.
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