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Re: A Good Loader Tractor ?
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Posted by geok on October 09, 2002 at 13:59:41 from (63.104.132.189):
In Reply to: A Good Loader Tractor ? posted by T_Bone on October 09, 2002 at 07:36:27:
Of all the tractors I have had come across my yard. I like the International 2400A hydro the best next to my 580K. Very heavy front axle, plenty of steering capacity and hydro transmission. Just kick up the throttle where the loader speed is fast then you have two pedals on the left side, one for foward the other for reverse. The more you press them down the faster the tractor will go in either direction. Tractor stops when you release them and you don't have to use brakes.
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