Posted by mkirsch on July 10, 2012 at 06:08:36 from (64.80.110.75):
In Reply to: 7000 allis posted by TAZDOG on July 09, 2012 at 11:22:02:
We had an AC7000 one fall when the 1066 went down, and the cheap %$#@ at the dealer wouldn't loan us anything else to use. You'd think being a customer that actually PAID their bills would mean something, especially dropping several thousand $$$ on this repair.
Made an OK tractor to run the blower. The 856 would run circles around it, so that got moved up to run the corn chopper.
At least I think it was an AC7000. It had a 3-speed powershift which I thought was neat. After the corn was in, we hooked it on the manure spreader and I beat it like a government mule.
Don't look under the hood. There's nothing to see. Literally. It's all tin, no substance. Why the heck AC thought that big bulbous hood with nothing underneath looked good, I do not know.
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