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Old 06-07-2011, 02:38 AM
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Wish I could see this in person. Saw this on another site and wanted to share it here.

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I wish I had 1/8 of their skill that it takes to build one of those!
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I saw this for sale on CL
http://kansascity.craigslist.org/grd/2421866156.html

I was watching rfd tv the other night and saw a show about antique tractors, they had a piece on there about a guy in Canada back in the 50-60's that would take 2 tractors and hook them together. Both tractors had the front axles removed and built a hitch that hooked them up nose to tail. I think this was done before 4x4 tractors became popular and the driver was seated on the rear of the 2 tractor combo and somehow they made controls on it to operate the lead tractor. It articulated similar to modern 4x4 tractors, and they stated that combining the 2 actually more than doubled the individual tractors hp output, and was easier on fuel. I think the name of the show was called machinery of the past or something along those lines, it was a neat show.
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I saw this for sale on CL
http://kansascity.craigslist.org/grd/2421866156.html

I was watching rfd tv the other night and saw a show about antique tractors, they had a piece on there about a guy in Canada back in the 50-60's that would take 2 tractors and hook them together. Both tractors had the front axles removed and built a hitch that hooked them up nose to tail. I think this was done before 4x4 tractors became popular and the driver was seated on the rear of the 2 tractor combo and somehow they made controls on it to operate the lead tractor. It articulated similar to modern 4x4 tractors, and they stated that combining the 2 actually more than doubled the individual tractors hp output, and was easier on fuel. I think the name of the show was called machinery of the past or something along those lines, it was a neat show.
I know exactly what you are talking about. I think i have even seen that same program. Love me some RFD!! I would really like to have a set of tractors hooked in tandem. Just love the concept. One day i will have a garden tractor hooked up like that. Here are some pics I found googling. Awesome Wheel Horse
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