Posted by D Slater on April 02, 2012 at 10:40:28 from (184.15.30.114):
In Reply to: Super MTA high crop posted by Goodman on April 02, 2012 at 05:47:27:
Tractor was like the regular model but chain drive drop housings were added to the axle housing ends and a arched wide front were standard. Other changes like drawbars, support brackets and rods were used. Gear ratio a little different than standard. Front wheels and rims for rubber used 20 inch tires. Rear could have 36,38 or 44 inch with rubber tires. Think there was maybe 64 of those built with diesel and distillate fuel models the rarest. HI crops was the feature tractor at a red power roundup that I think was in TN. Don't remember how many were there. Think I remember 4 to 6 anyway. But with several different models of hi crops there I could be wrong.
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