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Re: IH M vs JD 60
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Posted by Jim on March 24, 2002 at 17:29:27 from (208.34.217.125):
In Reply to: IH M vs JD 60 posted by Craig on March 24, 2002 at 14:41:25:
Any of them are fine But although not needed live pto is really nice when baleing . If you do not have it you had better have a fast foot to slip trans out of gear when baler is clogging up . I baled for about 20 years without live pto but it sure is nice.. also if you do not have live pto you should put in a overrunning coupler so baler,brush hog or any other pto driven equiptment does not drive the tractor when you dont want it to. cost 40-70 dollars some super m had live pto why not a 400 or 450 dont get a super mta(colector tractor) to expencive for work. 400 or 450 better and cheaper. Ta s are very nice but they do wear out(big not impossible job to fix some time costley some time not always tractor split) I have a 460 i really like also so do not limit just buy the best for the least and any of the good ole girls will work!!!!! Ps you can change a Farmall M clutch without a tractor split how is that for ease of matainance...
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