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The McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., later becoming International Havester began experimenting with tractors in 1905. Farmalls did not go into production untill the late 1930's but because they were smaller than previous designs and had a tricycle type style they soon proved very useful to cultivating.
These tractors are all vintage and in running condition. They belong to my cousin in Maine and he still uses them and shows them at fairs.

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