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80/820/ 830 row crop

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stew

11-28-2003 06:45:50




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Mike's post below on the 50 standard got me thinking again about a project that I have often wondered about. Has anyone ever put together a row crop style tractor out of one of the big Deere diesels? I just think it could be really cool project,, you know roll-a-matic narrow front with some big tires ,, 18.4 x38 s on the rear, row crop fenders etc. has it been done? I'm not an avid follower of the Green Magazine, so maybe it has been done and I just have missed it, what do you think ? could it be done?

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Tyler-MO

11-28-2003 16:29:32




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 Re: 80/820/ 830 row crop in reply to stew, 11-28-2003 06:45:50  
I've never seen or heard of this being done....but it would be a neat attraction at an expo! I would imagine that the roll-a-matic would have to be a later version very heavy one. The next problem would be how to mount it...maybe a 4020 steering cross??? Also...to be a true row crop you would need to make a 3point hitch work on it. Maybe with lots of work and mods you could make a 730 rockshaft housing work??? It would be interesting and definately challenging. The wheel would be a real work of art if you could make them adjustable maybe one of the new generation series has the same dia. axles that one could possible interchange. That would be tricky...but with a very deep cash flow and lots and lots of time why not....I can't even think about it...I've still got to get that 520 LP back together first..and then if that happens focus on school and graduation. Tyler-MO

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