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Re: Ford 960 and snow
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Posted by paul on December 04, 2005 at 22:21:49 from (66.44.137.181):
In Reply to: Ford 960 and snow posted by Nebraska Cowman on December 04, 2005 at 14:27:45:
I have about the same tractor, lighter weight blade. I could write you the paragraphs on how I know, but the short answer: No fluid in tires, no traction. With 75% full of CC, it was used for a decade to clear all the snow on this farm in southern MN - where snow never leaves, it just piles up. Mind you, I much much prefer the blower I have now, but you got a good rig there if you fill the tires. It is helpless without the fluid.... --->Paul
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