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Eric P 07-09-2012 14:53:08 205.237.183.146 Report to Moderator	Never had a AC tractor, but I have located one close to home. He has a AC WC with a trip loader, seems kinda small for a loader tractor, thats why I need your expert opinion. Same thing to look for as far as all old tractors or anything specific (or expensive)? Thanks! [Reply]   [No Email]
Eric P 07-10-2012 06:29:34 205.237.183.146 Report to Moderator	Re: AC WC in reply to Eric P, 07-09-2012 14:53:08   Thats why you guys are the best, thanks for the info!   [Reply]  [No Email]
Aaron SEIA 07-09-2012 16:55:59 209.152.112.143 Report to Moderator	Re: AC WC in reply to Eric P, 07-09-2012 14:53:08   Agree with Old. Good, simple, close to bullet proof. But...no hyd and any form other than a crank mounted pump is going to be controlled by the foot clutch. I have a WC and a WD, the WD has an AC trip loader on it. No way would I want to use a loader on my WC. Also limited to pull type equipment for the WC, no lifting hitch of any kind on the rear. I love the WC probably more than the WD, but I can tell you which one gets ran every week of the year and which one pull the poo spreader in the fall. AaronSEIA   [Reply]  [No Email]
ACEd 07-09-2012 19:06:06 65.5.210.56 Report to Moderator	Re: AC WC in reply to Aaron SEIA, 07-09-2012 16:55:59   Dont forget WC has Hand Brakes - would prefer foot brakes as well as foot clutch for a Loader Tractor and maybe throw in Power Steering.   [Reply]  [No Email]
old 07-09-2012 15:07:02 209.86.226.40 Report to Moderator	Re: AC WC in reply to Eric P, 07-09-2012 14:53:08   Well a WC is a 30HP tractor and a good bit heavier then a Ford N series tractor and also a good bit more HP. As with any tractor looks do not tell the story it is how well it runs and how the gears etc work. Also how on a loader the hyds ares set up since a WC had no hyds on them   [Reply]  [No Email]