Posted by The tractor vet on September 19, 2013 at 22:22:24 from (75.19.125.100):
In Reply to: Tractors too big posted by charlie M on September 19, 2013 at 17:56:30:
I can remember the first 806 back in last part of Aug. in 63 , my god it was huge . Told my boss about it and he had to come see it two days before the county fair started . And he up and bought it wright there and then . He bought it and a 5 bottom semi mount plow . I told my uncle about this Huge tractor that old G F bought and he had to go see it and not only did he see it but he got to plow with it and the next Saturday i went with my uncle and he bought the first one down here . It was the first tractor that could handle the 2 row John Bean tater harvester with out something helping as his partner 's 4010 could not do it , always had to put the OC 6 out ft. to pull the 4010on the hills .
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