Around here, we call em &quot;narrow front ends&quot; regardless of one wheel or two. Up until the late 1950's/early 60's, the narrow front end tractor was the norm around here. Pop owned 2 Allis WC's and a Farmall M until 1954 and then traded the M for our 88 with a wide front end. The 88 was a bit of an oddity for the next several years and somewhat of a conversation piece, until wide front end tractors became more common. Biggest drawback to the popularity of the wide front end type was that they did not turn short enough to make a turn at the corners while mowing hay. That's why Pop bought a narrow front end S88 when the WC's left the farm. No one was happier to see those knuckle-busting WC's leave the farm, than this old farm boy. Anyone who has ever driven a WC knows exactly what I'm talking about.