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Re: Re: Re: Looking for Old Deutz Tractors
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Posted by Bernhard on January 26, 2003 at 12:56:17 from (217.2.118.66):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Looking for Old Deutz Tractors posted by Deutz Daddy on January 26, 2003 at 05:43:32:
Hi, Deutz-Daddy, Tire size at the 8005 was in back 18,4-34 at Standard or 18,4-30, if You wish them.
I try search at the german Net yesterday and found a lot of 05, but only in Germany. www.traktorpool.de sorry but there only german websites I know of.
But If I can do more for You, please let me know. There are also 2 Books about the Deutz Tractor Range, written by Michael Bruse(spoken Broose) and Karel Vermoesen(spoken Vermoosen), but only in German, as I know.
You can also try a search at google.de, cause meanwhile there are a lot of Collectors of the 05 range. At www.riedesser-traktoren.de YouŽll find a D 8005 4wd for sale. Bernhard, Derichsweiler, Germany
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