Posted by cadet trooper on January 26, 2010 at 15:58:04 from (76.235.60.173):
In Reply to: What is meant by Western posted by Jason, NW Ontario on January 26, 2010 at 11:22:37:
Yes to all except the comment on the location thing a couple things to add are no adjustable rear axles usually and no adjustable front axle in other words no row crop option I say usually later versions had rear axles because obviously it was cheaper to build them usually lower slung because they had wider rear tires and smaller diameters like 34" vs 38" those fat slugs would not comfortably go down a corn or bean row built for pulling wide ground engaging tools and covering many acres in a day. Wide fenders for heavy dust and believe me that"s important in the western plains either Canada or US. I"m sure they"re many other obvious differences that someone will expound on.
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