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Re: Any ever pulled a farmall 230??
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Posted by migraine on February 08, 2006 at 20:43:24 from (71.197.231.212):
In Reply to: Re: Any ever pulled a farmall 230?? posted by ny bill on February 08, 2006 at 16:32:41:
I pull a Farmall 200 in the antique class at 3000 lbs. Has 11.2-36 23 degree tires and is stripped down to make 3000 including a 200 lb driver. I had the head shaved a bit and valve job but never worked on the bottom end. It really does quite well if I can keep the front on the ground. Usually poweres out and spin out at the full pull mark right next to or behind a neat little AC D-12 that pulls like a bandit. Really fun pulling these little tikes and so easy to haul around. Migraine
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