Posted by rrlund on December 09, 2018 at 13:04:23 from (173.225.203.235):
In Reply to: Massey 90 posted by keljan11 on December 09, 2018 at 12:43:48:
Had a neighbor who bought a Super 90 diesel new. He pulled 5x14s semi mounted with it. Those people could ruin an anvil with a tack hammer. When they had the auction in 1987,that Super 90 was the only tractor that was still usable. He bought a gas version in the 70s,but it never could hold a candle to the diesel for power. I don't remember what they ever traded that one for,but it was only there for a few years. It might have got traded along with the Deutz 100-06 on that new Allis 7000,I don't recall for sure. I always thought if a person wanted a general,all around chore tractor,that Super 90 diesel would be a good one to have. They must be one heck of a tractor for one to stand up like that one did.
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