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Posted by Jeff on March 22, 2000 at 06:47:07 from (161.184.204.186):
In Reply to: Belarus 825 posted by Ron on March 21, 2000 at 22:26:34:
My niegbhor has one of them, I think its around 80hp. He bought it some place for cheap and hauled it home. When he got it I asked why the heck did you buy one of these. He said he had heard good things about them, it was cheap and he needed something for around the yard with a loader. I say he's had it now 5 years or so and still uses it all the time. He told me once he got the bugs out , leaks and stuff it worked alright. This guy is good at that sort of thing fixing stuff. You should see his equipment its older but like new. He has bigger CaseIH tractors for doing the field work. He cleans my yard of snow with it and it does that good. I've road around with him and the heater works good. The cab is louder than his bigger tractors though. I think if you can get it cheap enough and are mechanically inclined it may be alright. JMHO
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