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Posted by cadet trooper on December 06, 2006 at 17:34:45 from (68.254.28.116):
At the risk of sounding like Jerry Seinfeld or Andy Rooney why in the world do sale bills always say diesel engine tractor? Such as IH1066D Diesel engine tractor did IH ever make a gasoline or LPG powered 1066 tractor? Or things like IH1066 Diesel Turbo did IH make a non turboed 1066? It seems like some of these auction companies are a bunch of city slickers. Just having a little fun besides that extra type in the newspaper costs big bucks but I am looking for a IH Hydro 100 gasoline engine gear drive tractor all factory of course (just kidding in case there is one out there).It sure would catch my eye if a sale bill was in the paper that said Nice JD8630G 4WD non turboed tractor with towable 650 gallon gas tank, I'd get a plane ticket to see that one just to see how bad the paint was burned off the hood. Have a good one. CT
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