Classic Tractor Fever
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Hosted by Agriculture Broadcaster Brian Baxter, RFD-TV’s popular series “Classic Tractor Fever” is a must-see for any tractor enthusiast.
The series takes viewers “on the road” as it tours collections, visits tractor shows, interviews collectors, attends tractor auctions, and shares the histories of both well-known and lesser-known tractors.
“Classic Tractor Fever” is the place to find the history, stories, and passion of collectors who preserve these beautiful, amazing pieces of our agricultural past. read more
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