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The Auto Plow
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Early on in tractor design was the auto-plow. The Auto-Plow was a tractor with the plow blades already mounted to the bottom of the tractor. Left is a 1912 Hackney Auto Plow. It is believed to be the only running one of it's kind housed at the Martha and Dale Hawk Museum in North Dakota. |
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Today plows are pulled by large tractors and can do large tracks of land in a single day. |
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