Posted by dschaefer55 on March 01, 2016 at 20:22:40 from (74.207.187.6):
I was born in 1955 on a grain & cattle farm in North Dakota. First tractor I ran in the early 1960's was a IHC Farmall A. As I got older I ran a IHC WD9, seems like this was just before 4 wheel tractors came off production lines. Back then I read Farm magazines like Successful Farmer, Farm Journal, Dakota Farmer and others. I remember stories & pictures about farmers hooking two, 2 wheel drive tractors together, a home made 4 wheel drive tractor. Taking front end off one tractor and mounting it on the back off a second tractor. Some how running the controls ( throttle, shifting and steering) from front tractor back to the rear tractor. Anyone see this or do this? Was I dreaming or did this really happen? What year did factory made 4 wheel drive tractors come out? I was reminded of this when I looked at Yesterdays Tractors vintage ads and saw the 1970 White Moline A4T 1600. Thanks for the memories!!
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