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$10,000 190 Narrow Front Pedistal??
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Originally posted by Josh in Pa Josh in Pa wrote:

Why are these valuable? Pulling? Just rare? It seems like most tractors with narrow front are cheaper.


I'd say the NF verses WF value has made a complete switch especially with the bigger tractors.When I was looking for a D15 I found a whole lot more WF than NF tractors around.
BTW if anyone is interested I have a D19 single wheel set up I'd sell and I'll give at least
a 90% discount over that NF(LOL)
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The foundry at witchita falls texas has all the patterns im told for weights. They were recasting any weights by the pound

(I was trying to reference skateboarders post) it didnt qoute it

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I like narrow fronts if tractor is just a show piece. Takes up less space to store and haul on trailer.
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Yes it went for $10k. I stood right behind it and the bidder. I spoke with him when it was all said and done. I won't say where it went out of respect for his privacy but it is staying fairly close. He bought it for his grandson building a 190 puller.
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He'd been better off spending $1000 to fabricate a light wide front end and spend the other 9K on the engine  !!!!!!!!!!!!!  I'm jus sayin...
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Yup I'm with Dr Allis on this one,, ive thought of putting a narrow front on a puller, but then seen one snap off ,,,, not good
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Originally posted by DrAllis DrAllis wrote:


He'd been better off spending $1000 to fabricate a light wide front end and spend the other 9K on the engine  !!!!!!!!!!!!!  I'm jus sayin...


Yea..some clubs/associations don't allow narrow fronts,,,better check the rules where he is gonna pull
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Originally posted by Calvin Schmidt Calvin Schmidt wrote:

Sure am glad that I got my OneNinety narrow front when I did. Came from a few miles from that auction. Was thinking about going but 400 miles one way and just back from Australia changed my mind. Was the 10G just for the pedestal ? Was there a zipper front end to go with it? It takes both to install.


what is a zipper front end ?
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OK, I'm still cornfused...
1) was it JUST the 'pedestal' for 10K  ?

2) WHY would the pedestal break/fall off during a tractor pull ?
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It was the pedastal, zipper bolster and hydraulic lines needed for the nf application that brought $10000.
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Originally posted by jaybmiller jaybmiller wrote:


2) WHY would the pedestal break/fall off during a tractor pull ?
This is why
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Looks like it was the spindles that broke off.
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Yes but the point is that kinda of weight flying up and slamming down will many times break just about any type of front end, even a narrow front pedestal.
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Originally posted by Lonn Lonn wrote:

Yes but the point is that kinda of weight flying up and slamming down will many times break just about any type of front end, even a narrow front pedestal.


That's just part of tractor pulling,like blowing engines.10K$ front end or 30K$ motor if that what's they're  into they expect it.
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The one I seen was years ago, front end off the ground tractor still going forward with momentum front end came down - snaped it
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Originally posted by Gary Burnett Gary Burnett wrote:

Originally posted by Lonn Lonn wrote:

Yes but the point is that kinda of weight flying up and slamming down will many times break just about any type of front end, even a narrow front pedestal.


That's just part of tractor pulling,like blowing engines.10K$ front end or 30K$ motor if that what's they're  into they expect it.
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