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Posted by TGIN on December 05, 2005 at 04:02:52 from (208.35.83.100):
I`m thinking of adding a 100 hp.tractor to the lot . Avalable money puts it a 1970s model . I`ve always been a farmall man so I look at the 856s . I had a 1030 case one time and liked it so was thinking about a 1070 . I`ve spent several hours on a 5000 rowcrop ford but dont think I`ve ever seen a 8000 around here . AC 200 Plowed with one for a afternoon on time along time ago dont remember much .How about the 1855 Oliver , Had a 1650 yrs. ago . This tractor will be used to pull a round baler most of the time so It cant be to clumsy wich I remember the 1030 being . What is your vote and why . I`ve been redoing a hayfield or 2 a yr. and want alittle more hp. than I got now {70} .
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