nickg said: (quoted from post at 20:38:24 08/10/09) most years I usually only use my 4020 for cuttin and bailin. Well this year with all the hay gettin washed and june before i could plant corn didnt have time to be switchn around tractor and implements so I decided to take the loader off my 1066 and put it on the conditioner took my bushhog off the 806 and had it on the rake since every time I cut I ended up rakin it cuz it rained. I know to much tractor for the rake but thats the smallest one I got and I put my 4020 on the bailer. Well my 1066 pto clutch pack went bad so I stuck the 806 on my conditioner wouldnt you kno darn remain seals leakin so Im back to the 4020 doin great till yesterday got it out to do a little bush hogin cuz Im dun with hay and the darn radiator needs fixed. Either All my old tractor are givin up or I got gremlins in the barn.
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