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Posted by Aaron Ford on March 22, 2007 at 11:13:48 from (72.84.57.222):
In Reply to: Worst Tractor posted by ed1 on March 21, 2007 at 17:48:37:
I kinda picked up from this post that I should have looked at the drawbar prior to considering my project. The drawbar hole has been elongated enough that I will have to have it welded up and rebored. The lift arms swivels are elongated and will have to be replaced. The arms look like they were about ripped clear off the tractor. Many cracks and stress marks... The lower lift arm link was broken clear off and the upper knuckles are junked. I could not figure out why my friend made the comment that it looked like this tractor was wholely responsible for pulling the mississippi river all the way to the gulf. Never really thought about that comment til now. Oh well, guess that means the MF65 did not make this list! That 2010 is a pretty tractor though. Never owned one though... Aaron
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