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Re: Re: Great, but Low $ 'Sleeper' is....................
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Posted by thurlow on February 10, 2003 at 14:16:04 from (208.128.241.17):
In Reply to: Re: Great, but Low $ 'Sleeper' is.................... posted by Sid on February 10, 2003 at 05:01:21:
RE: looking over right shoulder; have you ever wondered why the pull-type equipment A-C built for this and other tractors of that era had the heads/gatherers to the left of the tractor? May not have had anything to do with operator comfort, but it was a fact of life. Remember my Dad cutting silage with a one-row A-C cutter (model 50????) and a WD. In really good corn (for that era; 20 plus tons per acre) cutter was overloaded even with tractor in 1st gear. Would basically "ride" the hand clutch all day. That clutch was pretty much indestructible.
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