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New holland tv tractors

grazeaway · 2013-04-28 19:22:29

Anyone every seen any of these TV reverse drive tractors? I reckon they are probably a spin off from the MFT. I'd say this would be idea for lads doing tillage and silage. Why have big loader for the silage that can't be used for the rest of the year, or have a big tractor for ploughing sitting idle for summer.…

28-04-2013 7:22pm

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Anyone every seen any of these TV reverse drive tractors? I reckon they are probably a spin off from the MFT. I'd say this would be idea for lads doing tillage and silage. Why have big loader for the silage that can't be used for the rest of the year, or have a big tractor for ploughing sitting idle for summer.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=related&v=Bq9AtRF_Tew

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#2 28-04-2013 7:45pm

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The modern Moffett then..

Can't see them being popular. They'd have nowhere near the lift capacity of loaders. You'd be as well off with a tractor and standard loader or a push off buckrake if your on the pit.

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