Posted by Tom from Ontario on February 14, 2010 at 08:55:36 from (74.127.217.117):
In Reply to: doodlebug tractor posted by douglas carroll on February 13, 2010 at 17:56:05:
I was at a customer's farm once and they had just restored her Dad's doodlebug. A 38 dodge one ton, rear axle fastened to the Shortened frame. Back of the cab was cut out for visibility. Used to pull a 2x12 plough and 7 foot disk and all the other gear that went with it. said it went through a lot of gas and they had stuck another rad on the front, but it got their work done until about 1955 when they got a 33 Massey. They buffed it up and painted it and they think they will still pull wagons around with it.
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