Posted by ajl on November 22, 2017 at 16:35:53 from (72.172.110.244):
In Reply to: tractor shopping posted by Farmall49 on November 20, 2017 at 21:14:35:
As other posters have asked, what is the intended use of the tractor as that is quite the range of different machines. An AC 7060 is probably one of the best AC models made so I would definitely consider it depending on what you are doing with it. Friend had 3 7040 Allis, one with over 20000 hour, and 2 8070 models, one with 6500 hrs and a loader tractor with 12000 hrs so ignore anyone who tells you that an Allis won't go the distance. I have driven one of the 7040 recently and found it to be quite tight for a 40 year old. Nothing rattled or was coming loose in the cab. Parts will be a challenge with any older equipment, so research parts sources first.
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