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Posted by Glen in TX on October 23, 2006 at 13:58:52 from (208.246.9.242):
In Reply to: Fisrt Tractor posted by Snowballs on October 23, 2006 at 10:47:03:
That question and answer can vary a lot with every area and farm. You got some people out there that haven't ever replaced the horse or oxen yet either. The steam traction engines replaced horses first for breaking out new lands and vast prairies and the small gas engine powered traction cultivators came along long before true row crop Farmalls or others of any type or brand. I thought they called them Farmalls because they were so small you'd spend all your time all year long on them trying to get the farming done lol.
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