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Re: What's your pick for a tractor to hay with?
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Posted by Hurst on August 03, 2006 at 15:21:37 from (198.5.223.254):
In Reply to: What's your pick for a tractor to hay with? posted by PatrickJM on August 03, 2006 at 13:05:57:
Try to find a D17 series 4 or a 170 or 175 allis. These have the wet hand clutch power director that can be slipped when baling for the tough spots. Just make sure that they are still sound in the tranny department, there are quite a few of them that got abused in their life. These tractors also have the low pressure, high volume hydraulics (for a D17, anything other than a series 4 will have high pressure low flow). Good luck (this is for square baling, but they can also handle a smaller round baler, but not the best loader tractors) Hurst
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