opps i did it again
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Is that a 97 ? Don't park it in the shade, it might not start. Those are cool old tractors and there were lots around us when I was a kid.
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It just depended on how close the dealership was, When I was a kid it was all Massey and JD around here. There were only a couple of Case's and no one I new had an International. Also there were a few Minnapolis Molines.
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the only reason they kinda rare is there were more then a few variations there was the Minneapolis G, GB, GVI, G670, G1000 then Massey Ferguson 95, 95 super, 97 and 97 super. which even though had differences basically same tractor
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The MM drive train was the same but they had different tin. There was also a MF 98 that had a 3 cylinder detroit in it. Those are pretty rare though and the 97's also came with a MFWD but I have only seen one in Canada.