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Posted by Leroy on September 22, 2004 at 03:16:38 from (216.255.40.26):
In Reply to: Roll-a-matics posted by rustyfarmall on September 21, 2004 at 08:17:10:
There was an aftermarket company started making one for IHC and I think might have been for others also but with John deere's patent they had to quit. And for you guys that are color blind to one or the other, quit it and start thinking what works and what doesent and not who made it. Had both IHC and JD (only 2 cylinders, lost me for a customer when they quit them, went to Fords). You try to plow a furrow with a Farmal H and get the front wheels stuck and can't get them out as they just want to keep sliding down the furrow and then you do the same with a JD B with the rolamatic and it will walk right out of that furrow or you try to work fist time over that rough ground with or without the rolamatic you will see its value
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