Farmall H. I was 8 and it was HUGE to me, even bigger than the Allis C and that was pretty good sized to me at the time. Yep, a couple of real monsters back then. Chuckle.
Then again, that fella that rumbled up to the 5 and dime gas station on his Advanced steamer when I was walking out with a bag of candy, now that was a monster, truly a real monster bigger than anything we had. I figure I was about 4 or so and didn't quit runnin until I got home. Dropped the candy, through the barbed wire, through the thickets, through the corn, all the way home. Sure wish I had that thing now that I know that it wasn't the fire breathing devil come to take me away. Sure didn't resemble any H or C or anything I'd ever seen up till then. Grin.
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