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Re: Re: Need opinions on long axles on 1066
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Posted by Mitchissippi on March 24, 2004 at 21:16:00 from (64.89.167.191):
In Reply to: Re: Need opinions on long axles on 1066 posted by Hugh MacKay on March 24, 2004 at 15:26:39:
Mr. Hugh, I know what you mean about the duals. The boys here raising cotton with 8 and 12 row equipment run duals all thru the growing season. The impliments are just too heavy for singles. Here in the hills, the farms are small and a farmer may work several farms scattered over two counties. This means lots of road time for the tractors. You'll see a lot of tires that have most of the lugs worn off and the tire won't even be weather checked. I use my tractor mainly as a chore tractor on a hobby farm. I know I'm over-killing things a bit running the 1066, but I also do a little dirt work on the side. The 10 seems to be a perfect match for my 5 yard dirt pan on small grading jobs. Plus, the 1066 is cheap to purchase here. Maybe when I get used to the fact that I'm a lot wider than I used to be, I won't mind it as bad.
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