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Best 100ish HP tractor from the 90s era


Matthew Storrs
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On 5/11/2018 at 22:12, huskykev said:

Looking at an 8050at the moment, wondering what’s the max size chipper it can manage?

 

12" easily.

 

I've done 12" chipping on 90hp so a 110hp of a 8050 will do it brilliantly.  Although you may only have 100hp left on a 8050.

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Becoming like hens teeth now. But I agree, I’d love a 1056 but £££££££££££££££


Yeah there thin on the ground , I’d love a 1455xl but there ever rarer, can’t beat a big “ Nasher “
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8 hours ago, difflock said:

Classic Tractor, April issue perhaps? featured a farm dispersal sale by auction at some date in this month, which featured a pristine one owner one driver 1455 International, and other equally well looked about tractors.

 

May issue..?

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Six pot 3000 series Massey with speedshift and booster gear. Put over 15000 mulching hours on one of these and I dont think I have come across a tougher tractor. That 6pot phaser engine is also easy to tweek extra HP from.

 

Bob

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