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Re: Re: Re: Re: What a puller!!! My 806 is a beast
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Posted by Greg H. on October 02, 2001 at 06:35:58 from (129.71.222.254):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: What a puller!!! My 806 is a beast posted by Red Power on October 01, 2001 at 19:49:17:
Yes I have seen a Deere Run 15,000 hours, we've got a 64 3020 with more than that. I also know that you are compairing smaller deeres to your big 806. Run a Diesel 4020 set up with good pulling 18.4x38 tires, against your 806, and if the power doesn't change your mind than the more comfortable ride will. I like I-H tractors also, and I like the Torque Amplifier, but for your type of plowing, you'd be better off with something alittle newer, and bigger, like a IH 966, or 1066. They are cheap, for what you get, usually a good one can be gotten for less than 10,000, compaired to a Deere 4320, or 4620, at upwards of 15,000, plus they have loads of power, and allow you to really make the dirt roll. There's nothing wrong with the 806's, I just like alittle more displacement in my 6 cylinder engines. Later on Greg H.
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