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Re: Couple ?? for our European brothers here
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Posted by Bernhard on July 21, 2002 at 13:10:01 from (217.2.108.46):
In Reply to: Couple ?? for our European brothers here posted by JoeK on July 21, 2002 at 08:00:01:
You're right, the Loops on the Fenders are Passenger seats, they are common on every German Tractor, cause of the mostly short Distances to the Fields You can take somone with You to Work. Te most of the Seats are very uncomfortable. The front Coupling is indeed very common here. Most german Cattlefarmers use them for the Frontmower to get the Grass in one Tour for Feeding. In Front the Mower, in Back the Selfloadingtrailer. Also Cornfarmers use it for frontmounted Equipment like Tirepackers, Cultivators or Ploughs. One Plough in Front, one behind. Bernhard, Derichsweiler, Germany
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