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Tractor ID ???
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December 1941. "Threshing machine. Canyon County, Idaho. Black Canyon reclamation project in a dry land area, administered by U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation." Photo by Russell Lee for the Farm Security Administration. View full size.
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Looks pretty close to the 1931 McCormick Deering that we had especially the location of the drive pulley
Looks like a border collie following
Too Cool! My dad's inlaws family bought a 1922 model year 60 Best tractor, and a five wire hay press. It still all runs, and they set it up once in a while and work it.
A crew with a belt driven thrashing machine would come to my grandparents farm. That was the first black man I'd ever seen. When the dinner bell rang, ALL were invited in to sit at the table.
Looks close to me. Notice one pulling thrasher had a "road rim" bolted on to the rear wheels so they didn't bust up the pavement.
the Deering was my first thought.
A bit before my time.
Love old machinery
I believe like savage said, it’s a McCormick Deering.