Most of these options started showing up in the 1950s.
Some, like the Ford 100 series, had multiple options so you really need to pay attention to the -exact- model you are looking at. A 940, 950, and 960 are 'the same' tractor, but 4 speed, 5 speed, and 5 speed with live pto, the 960 is a much better tractor than the 940. As well power steering was an option on any; typically the higher end 960 had it, the lower end it was left off.....
After live pto, they came up with independent pto. This means the pto lever operates the pto all on its own, it doesn't matter if you have the clutch pedal pressed in or not, the pto operation is totally independent of the clutch/transmission operation. For most of us live or indecent doesn't matter too much, either is a major step up from 'transmission pto'. But, indendent is actually a little step better for some uses.
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