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Re: Will Farmall H pull baler and wagon?
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Posted by chadd on March 24, 2006 at 09:27:37 from (155.92.30.252):
In Reply to: Will Farmall H pull baler and wagon? posted by Kent M. on March 23, 2006 at 20:35:31:
In a pinch we've used our W6 with out any fluid in the tires to bale with our MF 124 square baler and wagon. You don't want to do it on a mountain side, but a reasonable hill isn't too much of a problem if you are careful. It is kind of funny to see such a little tractor pulling around such a rig. Main thing is that if it is a short, hilly field, you will miss the IPTO and the hydraulics to aim the thrower. If it is a relatively long field and smooth, it will not be too different than doing it with a bigger tractor... So, I'd say yes.
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