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Two-Cylinder (ISSN 0899-2258) is
the official publication for members
of the Two-Cylinder Club®, and is
available to anyone interested in the
preservation of John Deere Tractors
and related products.
The Two-Cylinder Club was chartered
in Iowa in 1985 as a nonprofit
service, educational, and recreational
organization; and extends an invitation
of membership to individuals
interested in the preservation of
John Deere Tractors and Implements
and their important role in our agricultural
heritage.
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Copyright © 2010
Two-Cylinder Ltd.
Volume 22 • Number 4
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and effort on the part of many dedicated
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this publication is no exception. Therefore,
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herein to be absolutely accurate, and
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COVER PHOTOGRAPH
Subsoilers, also known as Panbreakers, were originally developed by Killefer to break up hardpan and allow moisture and
nutrients to penetrate tough soil. Available as drawn-type or integral, the No. 22 Panbreaker shown here on a Model “60” Tractor was designed for use with Model “50”, “60”, and “70” Tractors equipped with a No. 800 Hitch. Panbreakers are “survivors” in the implement world, and are a fairly popular restoration project. Photo taken near Peru, Illinois, in 1954. |
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