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Posted by Aces on October 06, 2003 at 08:27:32 from (67.0.36.244):
I read with some interest the post about N front Vs wide fronts. I do think all missed the point of the question. I would think when the row crops came out they did not think much roll overs and were thinking about mounting equipment and a corn picker would be hard to mount on wide front and the first cultavators would not mount with wide front. I did see a Vermeer 4 row picker on a 5020 JD one time with only 15.9 38 tires on the back what they thought that big horse could do with 15.9 tires I will never know, but then an H cold out work any 5020 I ever saw.
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