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Posted by MN Scott on May 12, 2006 at 18:29:07 from (206.9.216.44):
In Reply to: Trading Tractors posted by Allan In NE on May 12, 2006 at 17:02:23:
A diesel hydro 70 makes a heck of a loader/haying tractor, but in your case because yours is a gasser I would strongly consider a trade. Its only a matter of time before that gas engine bites your check book and won't let go. If the 1066 is in good condition go for it. I know it will play with that fancy plow of yours. Just keep in mind that cab is hot and loud and it still won't perform like that green machine you used to disc your sod. I agree with Steven@AZ to, your hydro 70 is worth the same or more than the 1066.
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