kcm.MN
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Texasmark1
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I'd bet the viewing audience, myself included, could/would have a lot of questions as to the feasibility of that "thing" doing any useful real farm work
Texasmark1
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Well that's my point. Knowing the iron heavy beasts of the day. With that length it had to be some kind of heavy. Looking at the tires that are supposed to
poropel that thing in soft earth towing a ground contact implement of some kind with it's towing resistance added to what I already said seems to me it
wold do nothing but sit there and dig itself a hole.
poropel that thing in soft earth towing a ground contact implement of some kind with it's towing resistance added to what I already said seems to me it
wold do nothing but sit there and dig itself a hole.
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