Posted by oldtanker on March 07, 2013 at 08:03:18 from (66.228.255.239):
In Reply to: what size Case? posted by Larrystinescorner on March 06, 2013 at 06:22:11:
When I was a kid in NJ we hunted over most of the state. I saw three brands of tractor out there that I can remember. The small truck farms had the small Farmalls, As, Bs, Cs, and cubs, Ford Ns and NAAs and the bigger farms were using Oliver. I never saw a JD or AC bigger than a garden tractor or a row crop in JD, IH or AC untill we moved to MN in 71. Never even knew about MM or some of the others till then.
Would not mind having a 55 series. Even in CASEIH/NH and JD country you never see one on the market for very long unless it's in pretty bad shape. They got a good rep. The MM's get snapped up by collectors, never see em in the fields but you do see Ollies out there every so often.
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