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DC-4 vs DC

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jim

04-02-2004 11:45:17




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What are the differences????? ???




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dctom

04-02-2004 16:38:05




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 Re: DC-4 vs DC in reply to jim, 04-02-2004 11:45:17  
SAME TRACTOR JUST DIFERENT FRONT ENDS, THEY WERE INTENDED TO BE USED JUST LIKE TED SAYS THEY USED THEIRS TOM



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ted

04-02-2004 16:00:09




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 Re: DC-4 vs DC in reply to jim, 04-02-2004 11:45:17  
This has always puzzled me. The DC-3 and the DC-4 were the same tractor with different front ends. It was about a 30 minute job to change a DC-3 to a DC-4. We owned 5 of them in the 1940's and 50's and always switched them from DC-4's after spring work to DC-3's for cultivation and then back again. We liked the DC-4's for their better handling in rough ground and for plowing you could drop the front wheel into the furrow and go to sleep. It was really just another front end option, why did they give it a seperate model designation??

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caseman-d

04-02-2004 11:55:02




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 Re: DC-4 vs DC in reply to jim, 04-02-2004 11:45:17  
DC-4 has a non adjustable wide front with adjustable rears. DC could me many things, most common is DC-3 with narrow front and a adjustable wide was available. DC-3 also had adjustable rears.
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jim

04-02-2004 12:19:26




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 Re: Re: DC-4 vs DC in reply to caseman-d, 04-02-2004 11:55:02  
Is one any more valuable than another???



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caseman-d

04-04-2004 11:51:44




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 Re: Re: Re: DC-4 vs DC in reply to jim, 04-02-2004 12:19:26  
I prefer the D or DC-4 over the DC-3. I like the front end sitting under the tractor. So I would pay more for a D and DC-4 than a DC-3
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