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Old 10-08-2012, 09:13 PM
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Farmall Super A and/or Kubota diesel 4x4
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If I were to go with a collection of non-IH garden tractors...I would probably go with Allis Chalmers.



Honestly, I too...have owned a little of everything.
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Old 10-08-2012, 10:22 PM
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I'd go with Gravely
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Now that's a hard one.....
If I had to think something other than CC?????
I just don't know but I know it would be old, heavy, and tough as a cob.
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An Old Jacobsen Chief! Although they are belt driven, I like the look and feel of them! Or a Wheelhorse
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I would go with a Speedex (I have a 1631), a vintage JD (I like the 100 and 200 series), an old Wheel Horse, an old or newer Case, a Bush Hog (if I could ever find one)...... Oh, and an old Bolens or 60's/70's Sears!
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I'd have to go with an Economy Power King tractor.
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I'd have to go with an Economy Power King tractor.


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A john deere 140 H1 or H3. Or a speedex s24. Ive owned both over the years and they were the only ones to knock the socks off any of the cubs ive owned
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