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As best I can tell the yellow tractor is a Minneapolis-Moline (Twin City), although there is a wiff of Allis to it. I don't know when the combine arrived at that farm. The photo was taken in 1982 and was still in use when the farm was dispersed around 1988. The IH is a 1977 574 taken in 1982. It was...

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Yep! My mistake, 'A' reg.

Stonleigh Royal, late 1970s...

Hi, thanks for the heads up.

But why did Berliet/Renault manage to use them for so long compared to Ford?

Transcontinental - in comparison to other things then they were huge.
In the pic with the O&K, if that was me that stump would go end over end straight back in the river!

essexpete wrote:

hair bear wrote:I see your point, is it the top rail of the gate causing the change of perspective?

Yes, I think you are right!

Just need to get that printed on a T shirt for management to wear.