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 Thought some of you might want to see it
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Nice is that your's ILGLEANER?
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John, have u seen the 8070@goebels in montrose? its got a real nice paint job! got big knobby tires on the front!
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Benny I saw that one ,some guy traded it in on a grain truck and Randy repainted it and put new tires on it. Has about 4000 hrs on it. No Tim, I bought to many other toys last week.

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   You know the guy in the pic, or did he just want his picture taken ? HaHa
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  If that is original paint,  someone did a good job of taking care of that thing.  I doubt if there are too many around with nice paint like that especially the cab.  I wonder for that money if it will be parked in a shed permanatley.
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Scott it was the nices original 8000 series I have ever saw. The paint on the cab usually was faded before they left the lot new. This one was as bright as the fiberglass hoods.1217 hrs,I would say it never sat outside when not in use.
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That is sharp and I wonder if it will remain as a collector or get put to work, my guess would be put to work since most who want a 150 horse tractor for that money and hours would rather have that than a RT150 with equivalent hrs, or at least I would instead of all that fancy crap with sensors everywhere.
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In terms of performance and reliability against other tractors of the time, the 8050 FWD was probably the best tractor AC ever built.
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Originally posted by Rfdeere Rfdeere wrote:

   You know the guy in the pic, or did he just want his picture taken ? HaHa
  If the person in the photo I'm looking at is a guy then 1 of us has had too much to drink !! LOL
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ILgleaner, thanks for sharing the 8050 pictures.  Wow, that is impressive for a 27 year old 1984 machine!  With the fwd, would this 8050's field pulling power match that of a later black series stock 7060?   
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Cheez IG, lookin at that 8050 almost gave me a woody,  my bother had one years ago, it would pull anything you could hook onto.   It got sold after he quit custom anhydrous application.  
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Originally posted by Eric[IL Eric[IL wrote:

]ILgleaner, thanks for sharing the 8050 pictures.  Wow, that is impressive for a 27 year old 1984 machine!  With the fwd, would this 8050's field pulling power match that of a later black series stock 7060?   
There is only an 8 horsepower difference in the two tractors if set at factory specs, the FWA makes all the difference in the world with field performance.   My 8050 impresses me in the field, AC had their stuff together when these horses came out. 
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Originally posted by MI8050 MI8050 wrote:

Originally posted by Eric[IL Eric[IL wrote:

]ILgleaner, thanks for sharing the 8050 pictures.  Wow, that is impressive for a 27 year old 1984 machine!  With the fwd, would this 8050's field pulling power match that of a later black series stock 7060?   
There is only an 8 horsepower difference in the two tractors if set at factory specs, the FWA makes all the difference in the world with field performance.   My 8050 impresses me in the field, AC had their stuff together when these horses came out. 



Also remember reading in Swinford's book how the 6080 FWA out performed the 7000 because of the traction difference.
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For $45K I'd expect to see more chrome.
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Originally posted by Eric[IL Eric[IL wrote:

]ILgleaner, thanks for sharing the 8050 pictures.  Wow, that is impressive for a 27 year old 1984 machine!  With the fwd, would this 8050's field pulling power match that of a later black series stock 7060?   

I'd bet that an 8050 FWD would about keep up pretty close to a 7080.
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