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Re: Thoughts On T/A
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Posted by Steven@ND on November 08, 2006 at 05:37:55 from (72.20.78.220):
In Reply to: Thoughts On T/A posted by Allan In NE on November 08, 2006 at 03:15:25:
We used to haul hay with the tractor and a modified stack mover (bale racks added) about a 8 mile haul. Hard packed gravel roads are tough on tires, pavement is much worse. The only thing about the haul that would hurt the TA is shifting it down to act as a brake... Rather than spend $5000 on new tires for the tractor after a few years running the roads, we spent $4000 on a gooseneck flatbed with bale racks to pull behind the pickup. Those 8 miles pass by much quicker at 45 mph! Also, my brother's new Dodge Cummins has more horsepower than the tractors anyway!
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