Old D7 in Ontario, Canada

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Old D7 in Ontario, Canada

Post #1 by kopite » Wed Oct 17, 2012 10:52 pm

Passed an old D7 that has been abandoned in a field near my town. I am guessing it is about late 1940's or early 50's ???
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Re: Old D7 in Ontario, Canada

Post #2 by IHIAM » Mon Oct 22, 2012 10:17 pm

Can you tell me where and road etc as by the trees it would seem central and above in Ontario .


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Re: Old D7 in Ontario, Canada

Post #3 by kopite » Mon Oct 22, 2012 10:58 pm

It's in the Kawartha Lakes district about 2 hours drive north/east of Troronto. It's on 6th Concession Road east of the town of Coboconk just before the turn off to Burnt River Road.


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Re: Old D7 in Ontario, Canada

Post #4 by Fowler VF » Tue Oct 23, 2012 10:35 am

D7; Most likely a 7M, 3T or 4T 1940's

7M was the agricultural
The 3T was the commercial version, 4T was the army, sent in their thousands across to Europe and even more to the Russians. Most stayed there, the deal was that they didnt return to mess up the after war market. There was also a 6T version for the navy, most of these went to the Pacific war.

Hydraulic blade is a later add on, originally a cable blade with an overhead gantry back to the winch. Very sound tractor, very solid very reliable, still do a good days work. Looks like the donkey motor has been removed and replaced with a direct start.


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Re: Old D7 in Ontario, Canada

Post #5 by kopite » Wed Oct 24, 2012 1:56 pm

Thanks for the post Fowler VF, interesting info.


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