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Is This A Member's Puller
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AllisChalmers37 View Drop Down
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Joined: 11 Jul 2010
Location: London,KY
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    Posted: 14 Dec 2010 at 9:49pm
Just curious. It's AWESOME!!!
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Yeah...pretty awesome until the torque limter slipped (or the clutch).
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That's nice to see. That's here in the Netherlands. It was on the tractorpull in my hometown 4th septembre. I took some pictures of it and spoke to the owner. Very nice man. It was one the snd pull he did with his tractor. When he bought it, it was an original 7060 with actually around the 2300hours on it.
 
 
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how good of pulling tractor does the 7060 make ?Most i have seen are just 7000 series sheet metal with 210 0r 220 drive train definetly nice looking tractor.
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