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IT AIN'T A 200!!!

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BobHnwOh

04-24-2006 14:08:25




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I was lookin for an XT190 or a 200,but got a 7060,man what a HOSS,FUN,FUN!!Bob. third party image




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Jonfarmer

04-24-2006 16:22:31




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 Re: IT AIN'T A 200!!! in reply to BobHnwOh, 04-24-2006 14:08:25  
You ended up with a 200 and a half!. For the fellow below, the 7060 is 160hp. I have ran both a 200 and a 7060, I like the 200 for a utility/chore tractor, V.S the 7060 which is only good for big jobs. Did you get one with powershift?.



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BobHnwOh

04-24-2006 16:46:42




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 Re: IT AIN'T A 200!!! in reply to Jonfarmer, 04-24-2006 16:22:31  
Yup,it's a powershift,took me a little while to figger out how to run it,pullin the field cultivater about 5" deep made her grunt a little,Bob.



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Jonfarmer

04-24-2006 18:11:29




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 Re: IT AIN'T A 200!!! in reply to BobHnwOh, 04-24-2006 16:46:42  
I've never ran one with powershift, but my neighbor has a 7040 with powershift and the way he goes through the gears with that I know it's a whole lot better. I don't care much for the old manual unsyncronized transmissions on the ones I drove. The manuals got stuck in park alot too which was a big pain. That 7060 will pull alot, I worked for a farm one summer that had one rigged up with a big fifth wheel flatbed trailer, they rigged it to the 3pt, and put about 20 4'x4' siliage bales on it and thats what they used to pull it around with. Those engines are powerful enough so the clutch will go out in short order if you hook something thats too big on it for every long. Worked for another guy who has a 7040 he uses to pull a 5,000 gallon liquid manure spreader, so you figgure the load weighs a good 40,000lbs plus the weight of the spreader, the clutch didn't last long, but surprisingly the engine did not run out of power towing that, it taxed it some, but it kept on pulling. I'd strongly reccomend spreader brakes for towing a spreader that big behind it!, and his did have.

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Warren Jerome

04-24-2006 14:24:47




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 Re: IT AIN'T A 200!!! in reply to BobHnwOh, 04-24-2006 14:08:25  
Awful nice. Looks along the same lines as my 200. How much more tractor is it?



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