Posted by olgentdc on July 09, 2017 at 19:49:13 from (184.16.120.3):
In Reply to: Re: Farmall W30 posted by deere mark on July 09, 2017 at 18:41:07:
are you at liberty to explain the relationship of 1hc -farmall -and mcCormick -deering,to one another ?,,. i always believed they were all of the same , but yet kinda like cousins workingf out of the same shop and keeping the profits from their pet project ,,. but what do i know ,, i am a case nut ,. LOL,.. must be nearly 6 inch pistons in that -4 cylindar motor,?, remember chevy had a 283 v-8 ,.,but golly that 25-30 gallon appetite i hope was projected for a long all day lite day in mid june,,.. seemed like tractors before 1935 had all the styling of a wheelbarrow ,, and my experince is they handled the same way ,, lest wise , most folx knew they beat lookin at the bakside of a mule .
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