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Re: is it farmall or fordall
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Posted by Guy Fay on March 28, 2004 at 05:30:26 from (169.207.192.12):
In Reply to: is it farmall or fordall posted by jim in ny on March 28, 2004 at 03:59:58:
Well, a little bit of history here..... The ORIGINAL small Farmall design, by Bert Banjamin in 1922, that evolved into the Farmall Regular, was actually a conversion kit for a FORDSON. IH decided to build an all-IH version (and at the time it was the smallest tractor in the IH line). Sounds like history's just repeating itself, that's all. Still would have liked to seen different styling and bigger Farmall identification, but I talked to a dealership employee yesterday, and that can't even get them in stock.
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