Posted by Hendrik from Germany on August 15, 2017 at 03:51:31 from (212.144.4.245):
Hi,
this year's Nordhorn tractor show was a special one. It was the 25th aniversary tractor show!
This year's show was extended to three days. There was not a single featured tractord make but all featured tractor makes of the past years hat their own fields where they gathered. Prototypes, one-offs, rare versions... they all were there. As every year, more than 2,500 tractors from all over Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium met at the german-dutch border.
So, let's start with the pictures. A total of 165 pics is waiting to be posted. At first: European and US IH tractors!
Lots of German built IH standard Diesel tractors. 1955 to 1963, 12 to 36 hp. As you can see, the ground was very wet.
Pre-war IH F-12-G, built in Neuss, Germany.
Manufacturer's plate on the F-12-G. If IH had a Diesel engine back then, they could have sold many, many thousands of this nice tractor. But it was only available as a gasoline version. So most of the German farmers preferred the lean Diesel tractors like Deutz, Lanz and Hanomag.
Unrestored I-12-G, 1937. Very rare over here.
This one is perfectly restored.
1940 F-12-G with pneumatic tires. Larger 40" tires had been available, too.
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