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1206's yanked out by a 4320 deere.

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Nick m

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This was the only almost decent pic I snapped. Both of the 1206's were stuck before it was done. The mighty 4320 bailed them out though! Wish I'd brought a camera man.
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Just trying to poke a little fun at the red guys. I didn't realize everything had to have a solid point. Just looking for a few people with a sense of humor. I'm 0 for 1 I guess.
 

If the field is too wet and has soft spots, makes no difference what color the tractor is, it WILL get stuck. I once buried a 3020 so deep that I didn't even need to step DOWN to get off, and yes, I buried an 856 deep enough it needed pulled out. A 4020 came to the rescue, because that is what the neighbor had available.
 
Both of those put out 150hp on a dyno. Is that normal for these or is it the product of some good tinkering? They've done it for many years too.
 
They came out around a 100hp... it was IH first 100+ HP Turbo tractor.... with some tinkering you could get that plus more I'd say
 
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