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Posted by Hugh MacKay on April 24, 2007 at 15:45:18 from (209.226.106.65):
I was turning onto a county road here in South Western Ontario this afternoon, when I saw a lime green tractor coming, wide front with loader and probably the same dimensions as a 60 hp American row crop. Had a cab with white roof. It looked like it had no engine or rad, just a heavy box beam rail from torque tube to the wide front end. I waited while it drove by, it did have an engine somewhere and a snappy sounding 4 or 6 cylinder diesel. I watched him stop at a stop sign, then make a left and start away. This thing had to be a smooth shifting power shift. I could hear it shifting but he went through about 4 gears in 10 seconds. The design looked European, but that whole power train must have been tucked under that cab. What was it? I've never seen anything like it.
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- Re: TRACTOR, but what in the name of time was it rrlund 07:30:33 04/25/07
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