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Unusual Fordson Super Major with winch


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These were a conversion for highleading trees off steep ground in the 50's and 60's, hence the tower over the drivers seat to give height as winching the trees in so as not to get stuck on stumps etc, the winch was situated inthe front of the tractor, the same principal was on the grey fergie too,

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These were a conversion for highleading trees off steep ground in the 50's and 60's, hence the tower over the drivers seat to give height as winching the trees in so as not to get stuck on stumps etc, the winch was situated inthe front of the tractor, the same principal was on the grey fergie too,

 

Are you sure L? They don't look like high lead winches or towers to me

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Are you sure L? They don't look like high lead winches or towers to me

 

Well i remember as a kid going around a corner in my fathers lorry in in the passangers seat in the late 70's to see one of these parked accross the forestry road set up as a highlead winching some big larch down a steep slope, i remember chuckling to myself saying what sort of a contraption is this as it seemed pretty slow moving.

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