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Posted by greenbeanman in Kansas on April 12, 2005 at 05:18:29 from (4.244.189.174):
In Reply to: Lp Tractors. posted by Leonardm. on April 11, 2005 at 21:04:01:
I think that big jt pretty well covered it. Good job. We had a G VI on our western Kansas farm. Personally I thought it was under powered compared to its rating. In our area I never did see a G VI that had a 3 point on it. Of course in wheat country you really don"t need it. The G VIs were known for breaking rear axles in our area. Our used one may have been the only one that never had to have at least one axle replaced. The replacements seemed to fare better than the factory ones. I also never saw a G VI with anything but a hand clutch. With a loader on it I assume that one has a foot clutch? Wish I could see it. Where I live $1500 would be about right for a decent loader tractor.
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