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Posted by Eddy on November 09, 2001 at 13:11:14 from (216.221.106.47):
Hi Deutz Intrac 2003A was built in Cologne, Germany. It was a popular tractor. I don't know how many of them came over to America but I don't think that there are more than twenty. Deutz built even two models with a transmission like a wheel loader (without gears). That might be in the late 1970s or early 1980s. Later when Deutz-Fahr cooperated with Mercedes-Benz in 1988 they built Intracs up to 150 hp. The last was built in 1992. The new ones were to expensive. Eddy from Germany
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