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Re: Farmall 340
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Posted by F20II on June 01, 2002 at 10:37:10 from (67.217.70.202):
In Reply to: Farmall 340 posted by Putter on June 01, 2002 at 08:37:35:
you hve a 340 utility, rear tire are right. this was a tractor that was made for both constution and farm use. forklift, backhoes were put on for constuction use and the plan 340 was used around the farm for cutting, hay plowing ect on smaller farms. this tractor is inbetween the 240 an 450 which make it a mid size workhorse which it is. Some parts such as sheet metal are hard to find since the tractor is really to new to be old but to old to be new if you get my point. good looking tractor all fixed up. hope this helps you, look under farmall in the pictures section you will find different versions pictures there, both rowcrop and wide frontend such as yours. I have included my web page so you can see my 340D with a narrow frontend and loader.
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