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Re: how's 'bout a 966?
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Posted by Brad Wright of MO on June 16, 2006 at 16:25:03 from (70.237.190.109):
In Reply to: how's 'bout a 966? posted by Tim Shultz on June 10, 2006 at 19:01:59:
Well maby the allis is the underdog hear but I would go with it. Maby since im just more familiar with the allis 200 i would pick it. I pull a Vermeer 605 F round baler with it and it does fine. I also mow with a disc mower and haul bales as well. If it has been taken care of its a pretty good tractor. Not to bad on fuel either. I dont know about the 185 but on the 200 you dont have to straddle anything. Id take the allis.
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