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David in Wales

08-21-2006 13:09:12

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Hi Gang;
David Brown was a |World famous manufacturer of gears, and got into the tractor business by building Harry Ferguson's 1st tractor with 3 point hitch. DB & HF fell out when HF got Henry Ford to build the Ford 9N.
After WW2 David Brown because a major manufacturer of tractors - eventually taken over by Tenaco.
This is the popular Cropmaster model built in the late 1940's & early 1950's. Available with DB gas & vaporising oil engine or DB diesel engine. Early models had 4F & 1R, later 3F & 1R with hi & lo gearbox. Unique feature was twin bench seat & scuttle to keep driver's legs warm.
Cheers David

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JJ. in B.C.

08-21-2006 15:40:16

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Re: PHOTO - a British red tractor in reply to David in Wales, 08-21-2006 13:09:12

Used to have one similar to that when i was a kid up in Lancs. In addition to the regular pedal clutch it had a hand clutch that could be operated from the side of tractor. I used to steer when picking up hay bales while Dad operated the hand clutch. Sounds bloody dangerous thinking about it now, buts thats the way it was.
JJ.

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Bob Da. (La)

08-21-2006 13:55:55

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Re: PHOTO - a British red tractor in reply to David in Wales, 08-21-2006 13:09:12

David. Thanks for the info and photo. Hope all is settling in ok now in Wales. Also hope you get your tractors moved so you can enjoy them. God Bless. Bob Da. (La)

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pgo12

08-21-2006 14:03:43

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Re: PHOTO - a British red tractor in reply to Bob Da. (La), 08-21-2006 13:55:55

nice tractor. looks like a field marshall to the left. thanks for the photo. pg

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