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Re: hauling farmalls
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Posted by terryj on December 28, 2004 at 23:04:18 from (216.209.122.109):
In Reply to: Re: hauling farmalls posted by ericlb on December 28, 2004 at 07:09:23:
As for pulling power my dad has an 90 I think Chevy with a 305 engine and he goes all over up to about a 2 hour drive pulling his M to tractor pulls and it has no lack of power. My old 1980 chevy with the 305 will also pull the load with no problem. With the M it weighs about 7500 pounds and trailer is 2000 pounds. With a good tuned up truck I can't see needing anything bigger then a half ton truck. Now this tractor does put a good balaced weight on the tounge and back of the truck. I think this is the important part. if not a balanced load a trailer will swing bad. Also should have good trailer brakes pulling anything over 5000 pounds and even if pulling less then 5000 with a half ton I really want trailer brakes.
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