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Re: WHICH IS THE BEST?
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Posted by IH Red 2150 on January 10, 2000 at 06:58:03 from (208.27.135.247):
In Reply to: WHICH IS THE BEST? posted by rhett on January 09, 2000 at 12:48:16:
I would say it depends on what weight class you were planning on pulling in. The M can be built up to be a strong puller in a lighter class than the U could. My dad used to pull one of each, an M in the 4500 lb. class and a U in the 7500 class. The only other piece of advice I could think to pass along was just how wide of a selection of performance parts were available for the Moline. I know of several places that build them for M's, they may do them for other makes but I don't pull so would never have asked. Maybe these other guys can help you with that. I don't have the phone number of the people I know with me, if you would like it e-mail me.
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