kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
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Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
Wrong brand.
Bruce from Can.
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- Woodville, Ontario, Canada
Must be a AC , judging from the drive axles. Local AC
dealership had a tractor reversed with a forklift
mounted to it. I always thought it would have been
great to have a manure loader like this tractor. When I
started farming I had a rear mounted manure fork on
the 3pth of my little Case 430. I could go into some
nasty spots with that rig and clean up manure, were a
front mounted loader would be pulled out of on a
chain. Id still like to find one of those AC tractors
dealership had a tractor reversed with a forklift
mounted to it. I always thought it would have been
great to have a manure loader like this tractor. When I
started farming I had a rear mounted manure fork on
the 3pth of my little Case 430. I could go into some
nasty spots with that rig and clean up manure, were a
front mounted loader would be pulled out of on a
chain. Id still like to find one of those AC tractors
Fawteen
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- Downeast Maine
Does the steering swing out of the way for the operator to get on and off?
Looks like a $**tty place to sit!
Looks like a $**tty place to sit!
560Dennis
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- Madison,Ohio
Low hours
Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
This is a WD, just what you want for your round baler. The D14, then the D15 became the power unit for many machines first adapted by Henry Manuf. in Topeka, KS, in 1957. Most notably the forklift. Later made by AC after they bought Henry in 1968.
Bob Bancroft
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- Location
- Aurora NY
Almost looks like it could reach the power line.
thehickdaddy
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couple years ago, Rollag Minnesota tractor show featured homebuilt machines, and there were a few unique loader tractors similar to this one.
weight is over drive tires, much better visibility and the operator was placed between the loader arms.
weight is over drive tires, much better visibility and the operator was placed between the loader arms.
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