Posted by jturbo10 on September 24, 2017 at 20:42:37 from (67.232.112.55):
In Reply to: 150hp tractor posted by Ryan.T.Rebel on September 23, 2017 at 17:54:32:
Best cheap power is an IH-3588 or IH-3788. You can easily get 180-200 hp if you want to shorten the life of your T/A, clutch or rear end. I have an 80 IH-3588 with the 466 engine and with the 18.4x38s at all the axles you can get the power to the ground easily. Tractor is great with heavy tillage and it will never skid in turns and I hardly ever used the brakes. The only thing I've done to my tractor is replace the clutch which I knew was bad when I bought it. IH-3588's are loved, hated, and misunderstood for sure. I prefer using my JD 4450 for most of my haying operations but the Snoopy was great in the heavy tillage arena. Check out some of the big Allis Chalmers, Massey's, Ford's and Case tractor...tend to be the cheapest of the bunch. JMHO
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