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James H


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This is from that forum-auto site. Presumably agricultural. No identification so far.

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Tim R


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Hello James

  Your tractor is a vineyard tractor by Georges Vidal from the early 1930's.

  1. attched, plate frm the same tractor

  All the best
Tim R

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James H


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Tim - I can't believe you knew that. Thank you. Perhaps General Estienne sketched it in later life after a particularly wet summer delayed the harvest.

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You never know!!!!!winkwink

All the best
Tim R.

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