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Posted by jeremy on July 25, 2004 at 07:49:08 from (216.89.55.41):
In Reply to: Row Crop posted by Dan in Ore on July 25, 2004 at 04:07:18:
Mark is right about the tire spacing and a "row crop" usually has a 2 or 3 point hitch (not always)and or a pto. (power take off) A "wheatland" tractor usuall only has the abaility to pull. No 3 point and some times no pto. Now remember this is most not all. Some special order or aftermarket items could have been installed and different modles came with different options. Like Ford has XL, XLT, ect. Depending on modle and year makes a difference too. This is just a general rule I use when I here the term "row crop" what the tractor probabily has equiped. How old the tractor is can also make a difference. I hope this helped.
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