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Old 08-05-2013, 04:11 PM
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guys, my economy tractor can pull about 3000 pounds dead weight concrete blocks on a steel sled with wood as a platforum on top at the show. here i am pulling 6 solid steel blocks, @ 225lbs each, a really heavy huge concrete block, 3 bluestone slabs, an eight inch concrete block, an eight inch concrete block with concrete filled inside, so its a semi solid , and 2 5 gallon buckets filled with concrete the sled is about 100lbs, so im pulling alittle under 2000lbs. economy tractors seem to have a lot of torque
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tractor is very powerful
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sweet!
i used to work on a jim dandy, nice tractor!

when i was very little my dad had a red E tractor which i believe was a rebranded economy
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Nice looking Economy Nick!
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yea thats cool , thanks mike
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Cool Economy, Nick! I'd love to have one someday.
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thanks allen, they are real beasts
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