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Re: Re: Hey you Austrailian guys
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on July 20, 2004 at 13:22:33 from (209.226.247.122):
In Reply to: Re: Hey you Austrailian guys posted by Bundy Bear on July 20, 2004 at 03:43:52:
Bundy: Very nice, very nice!! What years would the AM7 have been built? Is the H and Austrailian built as well? The gray Farmall must be either F-20 or F-30, looks too large for F-12. Looking at the Deere line up, would those have been Austrailian built as well? they are just a bit too far away for me to take a shot at identification. Can you tell me a bit about this A514 in the photo adds, also the A554. As Rusty put it, to us the A514 looks like an H in 460 clothing. Were those tractors 4 or 6 cylinder, gas or diesel, or available either gas or diesel. Did they have Live PTO? How about Torque Amplifier? I guess after mid 50's the Austrailian and British Farmalls all had 3 point hitch. Thanks for those photos, I may be 62 but never too old to learn more.
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