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Re: What was It?
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JMS/MN
10-08-2002 00:14:23
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CA and WD had power-shift rear wheels, but the spring under the rear end just confuses me! Unless you mean a coil spring (horizontal) above the front end of the drawbar- that's on a WD, and is part of the Traction Booster, weight transfer system.
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Brian G. NY
10-08-2002 04:58:46
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Re: Re: What was It? in reply to JMS/MN, 10-08-2002 00:14:23
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Probably a CA since the drawbar spring is more noticable and further back than on the WD. Another feature that "sticks-out" is the high location of the steering drag link; above the gear box. CA has 24" tires vs 28" for WD & WD-45.
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JMS/MN
10-08-2002 00:15:37
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Re: Re: What was It? in reply to JMS/MN, 10-08-2002 00:14:23
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Oops- CA also had the Traction Booster system!
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