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What tractor would you pull?

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rodekman

04-26-2005 17:42:29

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WHAT WOULD YOU GUYS CHOOSE? MOLINE,OLIVER,OR FARMALL?

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jpl

05-01-2005 11:08:45

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

cause your still puttin around in the twilight zone, lol

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44JDAForever

04-30-2005 18:58:24

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

Moline, Oliver, Farmall???? Are those some kind of new tractor they are comming out with, never heard of them before. The only tractor that I know of is a John Deere. *-*

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arkanas red

04-28-2005 20:10:57

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

all the tropys them JD PULLERS GO HOME WITH ARE PROBALY FAKE.

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Mopower

04-28-2005 07:04:57

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

The key to good pulling tractors is large engines with room to grow and interchangeability. A Minneapolis Moline is built with good balance, can be lightened up and it's engines are very interchangeable from the 1930's up to the 1970's. I can make a 283 to a 403 from bolting different parts together. A 4 cyl can be 800 cubes these days with less work than any other tractor. Now folks are getting in to the small block MMs. Huge potential there. If that is too small, look at the big 6 cylinders. There is no tractor that can touch those and they can be built to 1200 cubes. So from stock to highly modified, you can build anything you want from them.

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King Case

04-28-2005 04:04:29

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

The one no one has talked about is a L or LA case. Big engine to start with will pull Div 3 just fine with very little done. Then if you want to go big big cubes they have tons of room to grow. My thoughts King Case.

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SUPERHOOKER

04-27-2005 19:26:24

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

If you want to win, go with Oliver!

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oliver1950GMpuller

04-27-2005 13:57:24

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

I would pull an oliver.

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jeffw

04-27-2005 12:41:53

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

try a case 55 or later more hp high torque i do real well with my 800 never ran out of power in 6000 7000 or 8000 and have never used first gear

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What the crap

04-27-2005 11:02:01

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

iD CHOOSE A OLIVER. NOTHING ELSE. tHEM JOHN DEERE'S dONT DO WORTH A $^*&
lA8ER

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Mcred

04-27-2005 10:02:55

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

I wouldnt pull anything but a Farmall or an Oliver, personaly would prefer a Farmall M toughf, and reliable. M"s look much beter and sound a lot beter than a popin johny

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Jeremy Brault

04-27-2005 08:26:50

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

You mean there are other tractor built besides John Deere, Got an A that will be competive when done.

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Jak

04-27-2005 07:23:07

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

I had a lot of fun with G John Deere's but I recently aquired a Super 88 Oliver and she gets the job done nicely.I can pull from 4500lb all the way up to 7000lbs if I want.I would think an M Farmall or Oliver 88.

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deadeye

04-27-2005 06:29:53

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

I used to pull an "M" Farmall in years gone by. I built in a little over 90 HP. That tractor was in N.E. Iowa. It's home is in Eureka, KS now I beleive. I like to pull Molines and build the H.P. in them as it is so easy to do by just switching parts from higher H.P. Moline tractors and no one can tell the difference unless you know what can be done. You can also improve bore and stroke and have a good piece of equipment. I always dreamed of writing a conversion book on Molines of what would interchange as far as part numbers....deadeye

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Hooked

04-27-2005 06:13:41

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

I pull a John Deere A 'cause John Deeres are the only tractor that truly sound like an antique tractor. I love to hear that ole girl pop. Don't know if I've ever beaten an Oliver, but I've beaten Farmall Super M's, AC's and even some John Deere G's and R diesel's.

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superih

04-27-2005 05:49:21

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

FARMALL The only way to fly. Best engineered and can make alot of power. Or maybe I am a little biased, my family has been red since the inception of FARMALL.

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Jeff Oliver

04-26-2005 20:38:27

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

Personally I pull a Oliver 88 that does really well and my son pulls a IH Super M which holds its own also. We have a JD 60 that does ok but I am partial to my Oliver. It is like the energizer bunny, it just keeps going and going nd going..... We pull farm stock with them

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ChadS

04-26-2005 19:11:38

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

If I had to start over,, Moline,, IH forever! ChadS

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Brian in Ne

04-26-2005 19:08:30

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

I've pulled both a Super M and a H Farmall. I
have also had the opportunity to pull a friends 88 Olly. But I also was raised around both of those kind of tractors. I think if I hadn't been
and wanted to pull antiques I might consider a
AC WC or WD.

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ole red puller

04-26-2005 18:31:10

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

I though farmall was the only pulling tractor out there

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04-27-2005 04:29:40

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to ole red puller, 04-26-2005 18:31:10

You loive in a "small" world!

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riley the puller

04-26-2005 18:04:54

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to rodekman, 04-26-2005 17:42:29

I would pull nothing but a M farmall. Good looking no bullsh#t tough tractor. That is my 2 cents worth.

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Farmall Daddy

04-26-2005 18:09:02

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to riley the puller, 04-26-2005 18:04:54

I am a die hard Farmall/IH guy, but I would have to say my Oliver 88. Dad pulls a 1949 Farmall M, but I feel as if my Oliver has more pulling power, even though they are both 65/67 horsepower.

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the preacher

04-26-2005 19:12:20

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to Farmall Daddy, 04-26-2005 18:09:02

try a massey harris. 11HP over stock for 400.00 can get into the lighter weight classes easier, and shorter, wider tires from the factory.(more traction, less wheel speed for improved torque)plus, they look really clean. nice hood lines. just my two cents worth.

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TrackVAC

04-27-2005 17:51:35

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to the preacher, 04-26-2005 19:12:20

Case DC

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Mr Thinker

04-27-2005 19:51:29

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Re: What tractor would you pull? in reply to TrackVAC, 04-27-2005 17:51:35

I would use a Cockshutt. I was once told that "You will never go wrong keeping your COCKSHUTT" M.T.

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