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Re: worst tractor IH made!!!
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Posted by john A on March 12, 2002 at 17:18:32 from (208.24.232.81):
In Reply to: worst tractor IH made!!! posted by TomT on March 12, 2002 at 14:21:25:
I agree with (kev@ia) most were good tractors, but certian things could have been better. The things that come to mind--- TAs most people didn't learn to use them right, Abuse! 560s to much hp for the lighter rear end, not enough R&D!! Hydraulics-- took too long before a closed system was introduced. Most things were corrected later, but the 560 debacule was the tutning point for IH, When they lost the #1 position. Man I do love these tractors!! Currently at my place-- 1-966 TA ,no cab 110hp,, 1 M with a super kit,factory wide frount 42 screaming horses!! my $.02 John A.
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