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B- Allis or C - Farmall
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Posted by Nat on November 09, 2006 at 16:47:54 from (207.144.28.169):
I have one of each. I put a 3PH on each, and each work well with the farmall having live lift where-as the Allis has a trans driven pump. I want to know what yall thing on the comparision of the 2. Tric C and w/front on the Allis. I pull a 5" box blade and a 5" rear finish mower , a 3PH set of forks to move light pallets around and a 6" landscape rake with either tractor. How about some opinions from people that owned either/or. I have been using each trying to figure which I like the best, which is the easiest to mount/dismount. The Allis is 2 one finger turns lock to lock and the Farmall is 4 1/2 turns lock to lock and it steers easy. I don"t think there is 1/2 HP difference and not 100 lbs of weight difference. What do you think?, later, Nat http://www.tractorshed.com/gallery/tphotos/a37889.jpg http://www.tractorshed.com/gallery/tphotos/a37888.jpg
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