Posted by tractorsam on December 29, 2009 at 07:34:02 from (142.177.31.18):
In Reply to: Ursus C-45 posted by bts on December 29, 2009 at 07:19:50:
Yes I've heard of it. Very similar to the British Field Marshall and the German Lanz Bulldog. Anyone who tells you that a particular type of tractor never breaks down either has a bad memory or is a good salesman. The only tractor that never breaks down is the one that never gets used. That said though they are very simple and robust machines and would probably seldom break down. As to being more powerful than a modern tractor, how do you know that the three tractors it was towing weren't considerably less powerful than it? In their day they would have been very powerful tractor though (about 45hp if memory serves me correctly). Sam
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