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Re: Articulated 4wd tractors - best model
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Posted by JMS/MN on November 16, 2005 at 20:09:12 from (204.73.106.15):
In Reply to: Re: Articulated 4wd tractors - best model posted by Jon Hagen on November 16, 2005 at 10:44:13:
Agreed- Steiger and Versatile used a lot of easily available truck parts, Cummins engines, although I would stay away from the 555 V8. In-line six is more dependable. Cat 3208- some call throw-away- that usually brings some negative response calling it that, but it gets its power from high rpm which destroys engines. Better to stick with a simple, low rpm dependable power unit, simple hydraulics, etc. Had a Case 2470 for years, 504 engine went bad and I put an 855 Cummins in it-= took a lot of reworking with a special adapter plate, but well worth it. Tremendous lugging ability. Why do so many current mfgrs go with Cummins now? Same with retro fit- Cummins has kits for their B/C series going into Oliver, JD, etc.
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