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Re: Forgotten Batch of Farmalls.
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Posted by George 2 on April 03, 2005 at 08:10:51 from (216.46.141.114):
In Reply to: Forgotten Batch of Farmalls. posted by Brian in Toronto, Ontario on April 02, 2005 at 19:49:09:
I also have heard stories like this before. The latest I saw were 1981 production 5100 grain drills not being sold until 1985. This was due to improper rotation of inventory. For this case more than likely the story is that a very early Farmall A built in the summer of 1939 and perhaps setup as a demonstrator for county fairs was kept by the branch to be used as a demonstrator and then forgotten about for a while. Since the 1939 Farmall A had no provision for a starter and starter equipped models started to be produced in late 1940, it is not conceivable that this tractor could have been used as a demonstrater in 1941 and after. I remember a Farmall 400 being like that until it was finally sold in 1962. In it's case it was just a lack of buyers at that time in that area.
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