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Posted by David in Wales on March 02, 2007 at 02:29:09 from (81.151.117.33):
In Reply to: MF350 - continuing saga posted by David in Wales on March 01, 2007 at 14:19:41:
Hi; Our summers are not as hot as yours, today all tractors used for hard field work would be fitted with air con (need it with the large area of glass in modern cabs. The smaller utility tractors would not work so much in the fields and prices more "sensitive" so most never got fitted with air con to keep prices down. On these MF 300 series the 3 cylinder had cab heaters (also blow cold air) and you opened the side windows for extra air flow. The 4 cylinder models 62-80 HP gross could have air con fitted because they would be doing more work in the fields. Cheers David
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