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Posted by Taylor Lambert on January 11, 2004 at 18:44:14 from (68.216.45.39):
In Reply to: Odd tractor posted by Ken C. on January 09, 2004 at 22:32:17:
RJ is right on wit hte MRS Mississippi Road service tractors. They made drawbar tractors for pulling Pans and botto dumps and also made pand and bottom dumps for others. Most used straight shift truck trandsmissions like Fuller's and Eaton.I have a friend that own a 4 wheel drive and steer rig. Most had a ball joint on the rear of the tractor to hook a cylinder from the front of the pan or belly dump to the tractor in poor ttraction pressure to the cylinder made the trailer push down on the drive wheels. Ive seen a few 2 wd and 4 wheeldrive tractors they made. I wished i had one to restore since they are from my home state.
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