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Re: Narrow or Wide Front - what's your preference ???
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Posted by Bill Smith on September 18, 2001 at 19:57:38 from (128.242.4.59):
In Reply to: Narrow or Wide Front - what's your preference ??? posted by Just Wondering on September 18, 2001 at 14:57:01:
I think on wheatland style tractors the wide front looks pretty much in place. But when you add the wide front to a tricycle style tractor the wide front looks out of place. To me it just don't look right with a wide front. I have driven both narrow front and wide front tractors, but would never consider a conversion. If I wanted a wide front I would consider buying a wheatland (original wide fronted tractor) before I would look at buying a tricycle and then convert and end up with something that looks tampered with. And yes I am aware that some tractors that were tricycle styled tractors were issued from factory with wide front but I still don't think they look quit right.
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