Randy Shoe
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My old F30 just hasn't been beat in it's class.
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PretendFarmer
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Is it the only tractor in that class?
jimmy2liter
New User
Thats a pretty arrogant thing to say about someone else's pulling tractor that they have worked hard to build.
Randy Shoe
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Our little pulling club members have quite a few olivers. There's none you can see in the pic but one of my favorite a guy has that is an exceptional puller is a supper 88. A sweet tractor. Another guy has a 36 model hart parr, I forget the model # but it pulls really good in the 5000# class also.
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