Posted by rusty6 on December 19, 2019 at 19:30:52 from (142.165.85.242):
In Reply to: 1960 Harvest posted by rusty6 on December 19, 2019 at 16:12:42:
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I think the Massey is closer to the camera which only makes it look bigger than the Case. I think they would have been close in size if side by side.
Ron, swathing was uncommon here in the fifties as most wheat was straight cut. Dad usually hired a neighbour to swath oats because they were more subject to shelling in the wind while waiting to mature. After a wet snow laid the wheat down in September of 65 a lot of guys decided swathing was the safer way to go and for years everybody swathed their wheat. Now its rare to swath wheat. Many spray it instead of swath.
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