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Posted by Chris Brown on December 04, 2003 at 04:50:10 from (209.206.208.37):
In Reply to: Re: homemade tractor posted by Les...fortunate on December 03, 2003 at 18:35:10:
I searched and found doodlebug tractors club. I am looking for a larger variety. I want to build a powershift (auto trans from pickup) tractor in the 200 hp range. I want to use a 460 engine c6 auto and a real big clark 5 speed in front of a rockwell big truck axle with gear reduction 2 speed ,not the planetary type. I want to keep all the 2 ton's suspension to carry the loader and hoe.I have the loader and the hoe already. I already have most of it drawn out on paper,but I would like someone elses ideas,or I'd like to see someones mistakes before I begin the project.
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