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1936 Farmall F-20 | This F-20 has been in my family for 4 generations. This tractor has been in a barn for over 35 years. I was asking my grandpa about the tractor and found out it was red. In the fall of 1936 they started painting them from battle ship grey to ox blod red. I got the tractor out and worked on it for 2months. The tractor only took a little work to get it running. The radiator was shot and the mag needed to be recharged, but other wise the tractor was in great shape. I was so proud to see it run on the family farm again. And so this was my first restoration and I will always remember it, I am only 14 and so I will have a long time to use and enjoy this tractor. Austin , SD, entered 2010-01-09 My Email Address: Not Displayed |
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