Posted by Jim in Sask on October 26, 2012 at 21:12:54 from (24.72.132.78):
In Reply to: Wheatland tractors posted by Red Pete on October 26, 2012 at 19:01:22:
Wheatland tractors were the common type here in the west. They'd be used to pull chisel plows (we called them deep-tillage cultivators), disks, harrows, rod weeders, drills and in a lot of dry areas, diskers with seed boxes. Most of the ones up here had pto's (no 3-point hitches) so they were used on haying equipment, pull-type swathers and pull-type combines like a 96 or 106 John Deere, 402 International, etc. Most any job that needed doing the wheatland tractor did it. In later years many became the "second tractor" on a farm when a new, shiny tractor became the workhorse. These old girls usually got a front-end loader or blade for more mundane things like pushing snow in the winter.
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