Posted by Bruce from Can. on April 22, 2015 at 03:32:53 from (74.12.72.66):
In Reply to: 930 Case. Yes or No? posted by bluepower7700 on April 21, 2015 at 20:21:09:
Go and buy this tractor !! I have both a 930 and a 1030, and these tractors can still do a ton of work.You can pull three furrow plough you asked about no problem. (30 is a dry clutch tractor, with a 12 gallon hydraulic pump, so it can easy run remote equipment, and has live pto for running a baler. I use my tractors to cut hay, pull 18 foot cultivator ,haul forage wagons pull manure spreader, pull seed drill, the list goes on . What more can you ask a tractor to do ? I don't think Bob ,knows what he is talking about, and for the three grand you are going to be paying for this tractor,sounds like a good deal. Bruce
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