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my new tractor (with pic)

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    Posted: 25 Feb 2015 at 5:08pm

It's a agco allis 9435. 2800 hours, 3 sets of hydraulics, and duel pto. It needs a little tlc but everything seems to operate as it should.
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looks nice
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Looks like a nice machine! Good luck with it!
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Looks to be in real good shape and well kept. Congratulations! Whats its first job?
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Right know it's in the shop. It needed all new tye rod ends and the heat switch in the cab is frozen. It's probably will get a paint job this summer. It's first job will be hauling manure and then will use it on the disk this spring then on to the round baler for the summer.
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Looks to be a nice clean unit.
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congrats! enjoy your new to you "orange" tractor! i'm sure it will serve you well!
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hmmm...
the heat switch in the cab is frozen

kinda funny to me,maybe cause it's 5*F here this morning...

nice tractor though,jes too big for my one acre though !!

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NICE!!Thumbs UpThumbs Up
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Very nice , I always thought those were good looking tractors , does it have a Deutz or the Detroit ?
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It has the Detroit motor in it. That is part of why I bought it. I do like the looks of it but I'm a little worried that it may cook me out of the cab this summer bale in hay. There is alot of glass in the cab.
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No air conditioner in one of those?

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The air should be good in that cab if radiator, condenser, and evaporator are clean and it has the right amount of freon in it and the heater valve shuts all the way off.
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That is also on our list of things to fix. It's kind of hard this time of year to check the air conditioner out.
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Did you get that from B and R equipment?
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A good friend of mine has a 9435mfwd. It is a great bailing tractor. The right hand reverser is sweet on a baler. Never run out of gears either. Not quite as roomy as a 8000 series but a lot better than a 7000 series cab. I think your gonna like it.
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