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Posted by Dave from MN on November 29, 2006 at 15:23:29 from (65.126.170.16):
Still in search of my needed cab'd, gear drive, heated tractor. Going to look at an 1105 massey in the morning. Sposed to be 10 deg so I figure it to be a good test on how she starts. Once again I ask the wise folk here, What should I look closely at on this here model. In the past I have driven quite a few massey, always was impressed. But I honestly never dealt or worked on a 1105. She will be being used for 30-130 acres of "we'll see what pays" farming. I DO NOT want to do any more tillage with the Hydro and a larger cabed tractor will be the ticket for spreading 12 semi loads of my chicky turds in January!!
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