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Re: What is it?
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Robert Mull
12-06-1999 14:48:42
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It is a model "C" . The serial # is located next to the gear shift and will start with C******.Give us the serial # and we can tell you what the year is.
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Tom
12-06-1999 15:01:21
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Re: Re: What is it? in reply to Robert Mull, 12-06-1999 14:48:42
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"C" it is! I'll have to look at those numbers. Is this tractor good for anything. I mean, can it work, say in a garden. Can it be adapted to a three point hitch set-up and is it capable of pulling a plow. Looks like it was basically set up for cultivation with sweeps.
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Rick
12-07-1999 07:10:48
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Re: Re: Re: What is it? in reply to Tom, 12-06-1999 15:01:21
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Tom, If it has hydraulics and the original draw bar, yes, it can be adapted to a 3-point hitch system. I just put a Worksaver (www.worksaver.com) 3-point hitch on my A-C Model B, which is a narrow, 1 row version of your Model C. It fits great, was easily installed, works great, good installation manual, and was of good quality. Cost was about $525 through my local dealer. This is not cheap, but it allows me to use all of my 3-point hitch implements that I already have for my Kubota.
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bill witter
12-06-1999 18:38:55
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Re: Re: Re: What is it? in reply to Tom, 12-06-1999 15:01:21
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is it good for anything?!!!! i just bought one with plow,cultivator, and a set of drags. i'll be the envy of the naborhood in the spring. I just need to find a magneto for it.
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