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Posted by Leroy on March 13, 2005 at 18:38:37 from (216.255.39.13):
In Reply to: 3-wheeler tractors posted by heiko on March 13, 2005 at 10:03:04:
They are talking a tricycle type tractor that has dual front wheels set close together and for cultivating about a 30" row was as narrow as would go in the cultivators but a 3 wheel is more or less like the tricycle but with only a single wheel in front and those were mostly used for vegetable cultivation as they could be used on 20" rows as the wheel did not take the spase of dual wheels but some manufactures just thought that it was all the tractor needed like the Avery A and the Silver Kings
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