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CountCocoNut

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Just seeing who out there is still running articulated Italian mountain / vineyard tractors.
PGS Roma
Pasquali
Landini
Ferrari

I've probably missed quite a few.
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I have wanted a Pasquali for over 50 years.Just have not quite got there yet. We did have a dealer not too far away once upon a time.
 
My dad bought one of the last new Pasquali tractors available at the time from Southern Tractor in Houston (no longer in business). It was a model 986. I still have both manuals scanned and can send them to whomever wants one. May take a while though as I'm still not doing so well at the moment.

Sadly, lost the tractor in an auto accident some years ago. Just didn't have a way to do what we needed and still get a wrecked tractor back up here 1,200 miles away. Had to leave it behind. *cry, cry*

If you want the manuals, write to:
kcm.mn.yt -- at -- gmail -- .com (remove dashes and spaces)
 
CountCocoNut ,I had a CAST a few years back,it was a good handy little tractor.It would run forever on a small tank of diesel fuel.
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Since posting this, I've found a lot of manufactures I didn't know existed. Thanks for posting the images of your Cast. I have seen quite a few Cast's in North America. I
guess they were a popular import of this type of tractor.

Thanks again for the images. I really love how well these tractors maneuver in tight areas. Mind you, I'm pretty nervous about loosing a leg between the tires. Only 1/2
gap on mine.
 
There were more Pasquali tractors and Ferrari's around Ontario back in the day. There is a guy selling a 1/2 reassembled rebuilt Pasquali on facebook marketplace here in Ontario. I just don't have time for another project. At least until I've finished a few of my own!
 
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