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Comments for 1948-50 Cockshutt 30 and John Deere D
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jake wrote on Tuesday, December 03, 2002 (PST):Just wondered if there was ever any braggin between your dad and your uncle as to which was the better tractor. Very similar to a picture I have except the red one is a MH 30
Phillip wrote on Sunday, August 05, 2012 (PDT):You're right, Braden is the cutest! I love him. I don't know what it was, but soehimtng about this post made me a little bit envious of you and your awesome family. I know my time will come, I just hope that when it does I can be 1/2 as blessed as you!
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