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Re: One for Guy Fay
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Posted by Aces on July 16, 2003 at 14:13:24 from (67.0.6.120):
In Reply to: One for Guy Fay posted by Aces on July 15, 2003 at 20:09:06:
After I posted this morning I got out Randy Leffingwell's book in it he says that the BN rear wheel tread can go from 56 to 84" and the B can go from 64 to 96" that goes with what all you guy's said and that makes sence. But the tractor I saw was like the A with the long axel on right and the left side had no housing and wheel next to transmission housing. So was it a B with the left housing removed or an A with narrow front but under it. The guy was asking big money because it was BN. Sounds to me like the SHTA we all have heard of on here. Not going to buy, this is just something to talk about. Thank alot I am straight on the B & BN now.
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