[AT] Tractor hauling, central Ohio

[Dean Vinson]

So that Super M is growing on you, huh, Dean?   :)

Yeah, I know, this 3600 isn't quite the classic that the old rowcrops are,
but I've always thought they looked like useful little tractors.   When I
was in high school I worked for a farmer who had a then-brand-new 4600, and
it was a good machine, well thought-out and comfortable.  And I've got a few
areas that are hilly enough, and I'm getting old enough, that having a
low-center-of-gravity tractor might come in handy. 

Dean Vinson
Saint Paris, Ohio


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Dean,

It would be sacrilegious to put a Ford with the M and 620!!

Dean VP
Apache Junction, AZ

It's better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6. 

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Anyone in the hauling business, or have any recommendations?   In a couple
of weeks I'll be looking to move a tractor (Ford 3600) from south central
Ohio to my place in west central Ohio, about 120 mile trip.

Thanks!

Dean Vinson
Saint Paris, Ohio