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Re: Implements for a WD9
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Posted by Redfan on January 03, 2000 at 01:44:31 from (203.87.53.9):
In Reply to: Implements for a WD9 posted by Robert on January 02, 2000 at 20:23:32:
Rob, I'm with you . Always been fond of the WD9, although when I was young, my father never had one on our farm. I've got one in my collection now, 1945 model, and love to hear the sound they make under load. Allways had an enviable reputation in Australia for power and reliability. Our local CaseIH dealer has a SuperWD9, fully restored and painted, looks great. I guess the question of what they could pull is a bit open because it depends so much on soil type. Be assured, power was never a problem.Regards, redfan.
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