Like this debate but, it is a little broad. Some of these tractors were offered a 'open station' , and the quality of the cab/AC seems to be a big factor in most conciderations of "the best" tractor. I look at this question, as it is asked. How many of these tractors are still relied on in everyday serivce, to me that would indicate the best tractor. Tractors from the late 60's tractors were some what more primitive , than the 70's, eg no power shift. In my area you still can see some IH 7-1466 tractors, and a few 4430 Deer, some Case 1070's and the odd MF 1100 , and some Cockshutt/Oliver 1855/1950. All others have long since gone off to the bone yard But these are pretty well all 1970's tractors. Late 60's tractors are not really in the same class. I still like and use my Case 930 and 1030, Big tractors in thier day , and still going strong.
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