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Re: Who Ownes a Farmall M
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Posted by farmallhal on May 11, 2005 at 06:20:01 from (64.24.35.16):
In Reply to: Who Ownes a Farmall M posted by Cory R. on May 10, 2005 at 08:16:43:
1951 M up in the carriage house. Best drawbar tractor ever built. Used for everything, took muffler off and pulled logs out of woods to build barn back in early 1950's, ran trashing machine off belt pulley, great corn picking tractor, and lots of power for all kinds of dirt work. During a trip up through central Iowa last summer it appears almost every farm still has one for what seems to be auger PTO work and other "must do it" duties. Seen on more calendars then probably any other tractor. A great tractor when it was in production and still in use on thousands of farms to this day. I'm certainly glad I have one and really enjoy using it.
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