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Posted by Terry Dixon on December 02, 1999 at 18:13:41 from (142.154.94.111):
In Reply to: cockshutt posted by hay on December 02, 1999 at 05:03:37:
Hi there We had a 30 that we sold a few years ago. It had a 3pt hitch, though I have seen many that never. The rear tires were 38 can't remember the width. seems to me they were 13.6. not sure of front tire size. It had a wide front end. As far as horsepower at the antiqe tractor pulls we go to they pull in the 30 to 35 HP class at HP pulls. Hope this is of some help.
Terry
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