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Re: Your Opinion on Pullin' Tractors
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Posted by Puller504 on May 25, 2004 at 18:54:56 from (199.35.104.65):
In Reply to: Your Opinion on Pullin' Tractors posted by Rusty on May 25, 2004 at 18:12:33:
Butcher?? Not my style! Any and all modifications we do to our farm tractors can be reversed back to original. I just removed the three-point arms and installed the custom hitch and rear weight bracket for this season on my IH504. If we need it for farming, (not likely with a dozen other running tractors on the farm) it's about a 30 minute job to remove the hitch and rear weight bracket and re-install the three-point lift arms and swinging drawbar! The Oliver 1600 is already prepped for pulling, that took me about 45 minutes, also reversible! Don
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