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Re: H wide front tractor on full steel
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Posted by F20II on April 15, 2003 at 12:13:52 from (208.187.14.152):
In Reply to: H wide front tractor on full steel posted by Jimmy Renner on April 15, 2003 at 11:45:00:
I've not seen to many steel wide front ends h's on steel, have seen some 39/40's narrow front H's. Far as break out on how many were made overall that may be the hard question, they were made from 1939 to 1953, production breakout of wide fronts an narrow fronts may be a good question for Guy Fay to answer if he can. But who knows I've been wrong 324562 this week already so the wife states :o)Knowing this board someone just may come up with it :o) will be intersting to see :o)
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