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Re: Baler Engine Verses A Engine
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Posted by HavinFuninMo on August 27, 2002 at 08:11:25 from (64.196.152.3):
In Reply to: Baler Engine Verses A Engine posted by Montana Dan on August 26, 2002 at 19:55:29:
I grew up near a guy in Pa who installed a power plant motor into an A with hydra. and all. Was not 100% original but it would sure get some conversations started at tractor shows especially if he there was a pull. This tractor would take a 5-foot brush hog through 4-foot high weeds with out a problem. To me, this hobby is about havin fun and givin the chance I would jump at the chance to do what you describe.
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