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Re: TRACTOR PULLING REVISTED
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Posted by John M on August 03, 2004 at 19:52:05 from (206.74.236.24):
In Reply to: Re: TRACTOR PULLING REVISTED posted by Leland on August 03, 2004 at 18:46:25:
I can personally speak from experience on it.A few years back we needed a low-low first for our M.Call the salvage yards and got lucky and found one close by,like a 3 hour drive for me so I headed out immediatly,by the time I got down there,one of the local big time pullers had already yanked what I needed out of the tractor.So,the trees endend up getting palnted by hand,lost about half of them,but not because I didnt have the gears,but took my and Dad three times as long to put them in.the next time I needed a slow gear like that I rigged up something similar to the hydraulic gear deal for the farmall A.worked just as good if mot better than the low-low first.(And that isnt the first or the last time thatll happen to me)
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