I forgot i had this book

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   Its called The Power of the Family Farm.  AC Tractor Ads 1922-1956.  Below that it says The Putt Putt Collection by Tim Putt.  It starts out talking about the 6-12 listed for sale for $250.00 each FOB.  Price was cut overnight from $795.00.  A 20-35 is listed for $1295.  Its not a thresureman special.  It shows some of the company's that were combined to make AC were Advance-Rumley, Rumley Oil pull, Cock of the North, Garr Scott, Advance, Lacrosse Plow Works, and one other that I can't read.  It looks like a chicken walking, but I can't read anything on it.  It talks about an AC all crop tractor pulling 3x14 plow.  It looks like a WC on steel wheels.  A WC tractor can be bought new on steel for $747.50 FOB, on rubber for $925.00.  It says the WC pulls 2x14" plow so I don't know what the All Crop Tractor was. Then they lowered the price of the WC on steel to $675.oo, on rubber to $825.oo.  Then it looks like a 40 Allcrop for in 1936 for $345.00.  A 60 all Crop for $625.00.  A Rc is shown for $785.00.  It shows mid mounted sickle mowers, both 2 and 1 row cultivators.  It saws buy a B and trade in your horses for milk cows or other money making livestock.  

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200Tom1 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Orange Level Joined: 03 Jun 2019 Location: Iowa Points: 1232	Post Options Post Reply Quote 200Tom1 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: I forgot i had this book Posted: 12 Feb 2023 at 11:36pm
	Its called The Power of the Family Farm. AC Tractor Ads 1922-1956. Below that it says The Putt Putt Collection by Tim Putt. It starts out talking about the 6-12 listed for sale for $250.00 each FOB. Price was cut overnight from $795.00. A 20-35 is listed for $1295. Its not a thresureman special. It shows some of the company's that were combined to make AC were Advance-Rumley, Rumley Oil pull, Cock of the North, Garr Scott, Advance, Lacrosse Plow Works, and one other that I can't read. It looks like a chicken walking, but I can't read anything on it. It talks about an AC all crop tractor pulling 3x14 plow. It looks like a WC on steel wheels. A WC tractor can be bought new on steel for $747.50 FOB, on rubber for $925.00. It says the WC pulls 2x14" plow so I don't know what the All Crop Tractor was. Then they lowered the price of the WC on steel to $675.oo, on rubber to $825.oo. Then it looks like a 40 Allcrop for in 1936 for $345.00. A 60 all Crop for $625.00. A Rc is shown for $785.00. It shows mid mounted sickle mowers, both 2 and 1 row cultivators. It saws buy a B and trade in your horses for milk cows or other money making livestock.

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steve(ill) Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Orange Level Access Joined: 11 Sep 2009 Location: illinois Points: 87641	Post Options Post Reply Quote steve(ill) Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 13 Feb 2023 at 7:22am
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	Like them all, but love the "B"s.

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	The All Crop tractor was later called the UC. Same tractor.