And none of them had hydrostatic transmissions. How in the world did they ever farm with them!
Just proves hydrostatic drives are just a luxury for some, not a necessity as a lot of people think today.
Back then a lot of farmers bought them to replace their horse or mule, so it was quite a step up. I always get a kick out of driving past the Amish farms up north of me; 80 years ago farmers were buying tractors and adapting their horse drawn equipment; now I see 3 pth 4 bottom plows and other implements adapted to pull behind the horses.