The Massey-Ferguson 97 & Minneapolis-Moline 706
Badge engineering is nothing new. Tractor companies did it as far back as the first decade of the 20th centu...
A Tale of Two D2s
In the early days of motorized farming, crawler tractors had a big part to play in some parts of the country. Crawlers could put more power in...
Royal Canadian Air Force Cockshutt 40D Tug
Buy from the home teams,” has long been the a military priority for many countries around the world when procuring eq...
HERE’S THE BEEF! 1952 MASSEY HARRIS 55 DIESEL
Massey-Harris tractors had a solid reputation north and south of the border when they debuted a big diesel tracto...
BETTER FARMING WITH ELECTRICITY
International Harvester in the early 1950s was innovative and unafraid to market new things. One of those things was called Ele...
1936 AND 1946 WITTE DIESELECTRICS
Witte, pronounced “Witty,” is a storied name, in both the diesel and gas engine realms. The origins of the Missouri based com...
BIG BUD 'NUFF SAID!
We’ve talked a lot over the years about how the big, high-powered tractors evolved. Nowhere were they needed more than in the plains states...
1970 MASSEY FERGUSON 1080
In the 1950s, Massey-Ferguson had a line of tractors that were near the top of the quality and performance curve. Massey-Ferguson (M-...
