Posted by DoubleR on October 13, 2019 at 06:34:34 from (198.105.230.164):
In Reply to: European Tractors posted by Ted in NE-OH on October 12, 2019 at 17:17:44:
When visiting over there you see allot of tractors running the roads pulling trailers that we pull with our HD pickups. You don't see the big diesel pickups running around over there like you do here so they use tractors instead. Most tractors are 4 wheel drive which those ag tires get filled with mud they throw it all over when you hit the pavement at 25-30 mph which most newer tractors can travel at.
I see allot of front fenders on the newer tractors here in the states. I wanted to put them on my new Kubota I purchased last year but balked at the 1000 dollar option. I still may put them on as it throws dirt and stones up with the ag tires on the front when you run at any speed or get into the mud in a field. They would pay for there self if you were to bust a window or somethoing on the cab.
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