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Subject: ***Tractors for Sell (Author - Tracy)

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Date Posted: 11/ 1/03 5:27:56pm

Topic: Tractors for Sell
Tracy
posted 10/26/03 7:23 PM

We are looking to sell both of our pulling tractors.
I have a John Deere 820 black dash totally restored last winter. New paint,
Jorde decals, gauges, tach, rebuilt float ride sead and more. The pony is gone
and replaced with electric start. Bolt on hubs and 18.4 x 38 steel pressed
rims. We fixed this one up to keep--it is GREAT. Selling because no one pulls
heavy anymore. It pulls in the 8500 and up classes.The other tractor is my
husbands Cockshutt 50. Rebuilt engine, carb and much more with new paint on it
also. It starts in the 5500 and goes up. He is looking for MM to pull like my
new tractor. Anyone interested in either tractor feel free to call or email. If
you know someone else who would be interested let 'em know for us. Asking
$7500.00 for the JD and $5000.00 for the Cockshutt. He was on the cover of the
Hook mag. in Jan. and both pictures can be seen on our clubs pulling website.
http://www.geocities.com/ckappuller

Troy posted 10/31/03 11:37 PM

Wouldn't mind asking you a few questionsabout the
Cockshutt. E-mail me with some engine specs. Thanks Troy

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