Posted by Eric Rylander on June 20, 2009 at 09:17:29 from (98.244.156.134):
In Reply to: Wheatland Tractors posted by Tractor,Tractor on June 20, 2009 at 08:10:16:
I grew up in central MN and old row crop tractors were the norm, never saw "wheatland" style stuff there, except a couple Case LA's or a John Deere "R" here and there.
Now in the plains states they were all over.
Now my wife's family lives in Virginia coal country, there are small farms- but I brought my Case SC there and it's a conversation piece! "Oh, that thing's dangerous, going to roll over" Heck it's not like central MN was FLAT by any means! However the farming done in the area my wife is from is very very little row crops except tobacco, you see a lot of older Fords and Massey Furgusons. Farmall "A"'s and B's, but almost no tricycle front stuff unless it's being run by a vintage puller.
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