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Re: Choosing the Right Farmall
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Posted by GordoSD on April 03, 2007 at 16:02:51 from (66.115.200.140):
In Reply to: Choosing the Right Farmall posted by Don_3400 on April 03, 2007 at 13:05:45:
Of course I'm taking my life in my hands here, but I do own two Farmalls and an IH. The letter series Farmalls are just not a good all around acreage tractor. No 3 pt (factory) tall, no live power/hydraulics.Few diesels. You can get all of these, at a little more than the price as an IH if you shop 1) small MF like a 135 2) Ford 800 series, or 3000 3) Kubotas in the 35 hp range 4) 1970's small IH tractors. We Farmall fans readily admit these things, and use the old letter series for a few things, But most of us, if we had to have just one tractor wouldn't opt for a 1949 obsolete letter series. Why not a good 656 at a minimum? Gordo
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