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Re: How about a C or Super C
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Posted by Dave 2N on February 22, 2001 at 04:50:17 from (32.97.239.32):
In Reply to: How about a C or Super C posted by Bill C on February 21, 2001 at 19:19:19:
Bill- A few years ago (quite a few years ago), my tractor needs changed for a variety of reasons. I no longer needed a big tractor so I sold my JD B and bought a nice Super C with Fast Hitch and Touch Control hydraulics. I put on a Central tractor 3 pt. hitch conversion kit for my hog and other 3 pt. implements. I also use the 2 pt. plow that came with it. Of all of the tractors that I own, this one is still "my main man." Handy, maneuverable, always starts, just my favorite of the whole bunch. I've never had any problems beyond normal maintenance issues. Great tractor; it's not for sale!!
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