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What makes a better puller?

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RAL

07-31-2007 07:08:37




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I currenty have a Farmall H and a Oliver 77 both divison II and I have been thinking about making one of them into a divison III puller. Witch one will give me more power easyer and last for a long time and be cheeper to build. Thank you.




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Farmall H Puller

07-31-2007 11:10:06




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 Re: What makes a better puller? in reply to RAL, 07-31-2007 07:08:37  
The Oliver 77 by far. Im building a farmall h stroker now and it s going to get me some where around 70 horse and is going to cost around 3000. you can build a 77 for 3000 and get 100+ H.P.



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ChadS

07-31-2007 15:22:14




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 Re: What makes a better puller? in reply to Farmall H Puller, 07-31-2007 11:10:06  
More gears on the 77 like said, the H can git r done though. Chad



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t.r.y.

07-31-2007 10:46:26




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 Re: What makes a better puller? in reply to RAL, 07-31-2007 07:08:37  
in my opinion the 77. I guess it all depends what your pulling, and what class. A lot can be done to a 77 with out major machine work. just my 2 cents.



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