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I think the yellow one is really neat. Hand crank start and big a$$ headlights. And now I see a major difference, its close to the ground, unlike other tractors. How would this be used, its too low to harvest grown crops.
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Allen:
Actually the ground clearance was about the same as an 8N Ford, but this was a lot more machine than an 8N. Based on it's Federal Yellow, color, I'm pretty sure this was out of the Industrial Equipment side of the house - probably the usual crop was asphalt related...
There were a lot of machines (OT) like the 560 - I'm not sure what crops required that clearance (Cane??), but there were some impressive height tractors there...
Actually the ground clearance was about the same as an 8N Ford, but this was a lot more machine than an 8N. Based on it's Federal Yellow, color, I'm pretty sure this was out of the Industrial Equipment side of the house - probably the usual crop was asphalt related...
There were a lot of machines (OT) like the 560 - I'm not sure what crops required that clearance (Cane??), but there were some impressive height tractors there...
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