Posted by Jim in LA on October 12, 2021 at 10:54:20 from (107.77.197.175):
In Reply to: Real or reproduction posted by SVcummins on October 11, 2021 at 20:03:58:
I have a couple of brandless repo cast tractors. One is unlicensed for sure John Deere. There are two sizes, I have the large one. It is supposedly an A. The second took me a long time to identify . It is painted green with brownish red steel wheels. Turns out it is an Oliver, no lights on the fenders though. I thought this was an old Allis(mispainted)for a long time. I see the John Deere ones at flee markets and thrift stores all the time, dont know who makes em or when. I started my collection with these two and then later thanks to the internet I found many farm toy dealers that had the good stuff.
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