Grantl said: (quoted from post at 08:50:30 08/13/12) I love "H"s I guess I am trying to strike up a converation about them, my wife isn"t up on them.
When the folks that bought our farm defaulted on the land contract (several times) Mom nd Dad got the farm back and Dad bought an H with SH sleeves and pistons. Dad already had a C, but wanted a little more horse. He was disappointed in it and after a year or so traded for a 460. Hs were probably the most popular tractor in our area of NE Iowa in the '40s and very early '50s.
This post was edited by IH fan at 10:59:56 08/13/12.
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