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What's the difference between a MF 90 and a MF Super 90?

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Jeff

11-27-2000 13:26:14




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My dad bought what we believe is a MF 90 diesel. It appears to be the same as a Super 90, but without 3pt. It has 18" cast front wheels & 30" cast rears that are non-adjustable. It also looks like it has a differential lock ( it's a small foot pedal on the right side that you hit with your heel. ) Can anyone tell me if there is anything else different?




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Greg

12-16-2000 17:28:25




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 Re: What's the difference between a MF 90 and a MF Super 90? in reply to Jeff, 11-27-2000 13:26:14  
There isn't any difference between the 90 and Super 90. But what you have is a Super 90 WR. This is a wheatland tractor and doesn't have a lift because all they built the tractor for was pulling implements out in the wide open expanses of the plains (very much the same as the John Deere R, 80, 820 and 830). The tractor has very impressive power (mine is the diesel) and still will do much more work than it is given credit for.

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Homer

11-29-2000 16:22:13




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 Re: What's the difference between a MF 90 and a MF Super 90? in reply to Jeff, 11-27-2000 13:26:14  
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