Posted by tractorguy2 on December 31, 2020 at 19:50:10 from (64.147.38.156):
In Reply to: Farming In 1989 posted by rusty6 on December 30, 2020 at 16:38:53:
That was pretty modern equipment for 1989.
Here we had a 706 for the big tractor. The baling tractor was an AC wd45 and the rake/ mowing tractor was a JD A. Dad's grain drill was a Van Brunt on steel.
Grandpa had a Farmall M for his loader, a Farmall H for his mower. Dad did the baling with his wd45. The big tractor was a 4430. The grain drill was a rubber tired 1950's Van Brunt.
My other grandpa that lived 60 miles away ( in the good flat irrigated country.) Had a farmall M he used for mowing, raking, feed grinding, manure spreading and other jobs. His loader was a 3020. Dad comment several times how it must be nice to have such a fancy tractor ( power steering and live hydraulics) for the loader. Grandpa also used his 3020 for listing corn with a 490 lister. Sowed wheat with a 1960's John Deere drill. Also cultivated and hilled corn. The big tractor was a Case 970. It was used only for tillage. His retirement auction was in 2002. The Case had 3,000 hrs.
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