Posted by Kansasredneck on September 13, 2020 at 21:23:03 from (174.234.15.89):
In Reply to: farmall m compietion posted by swindave on September 13, 2020 at 19:28:30:
IH sold 270,140 M tractors. During the same time frame Ford sold the 8N, and 2N tractors. Over half a million in just the 8N. John Deere cranked out 300,000 A's. AC sold their WC and WD lines, 178,000 and 146,000 respectively. Case sold 35,000 LA's and Massey Harris had their 81, 82, and 20 tractors. There were a lot of manufacturers cranking them out. Many of them have been bought out and the lines vanished. It was farming's heyday. Those workhorses replaced the old horses. Now it is up to a few old fellows to keep those memories alive. The M had plenty of competition.
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