metalbender
Veteran Member
Front suspension makes a world of difference, still makes no sense though. Have watched lots of Russian videos, interesting to say the least.
Keeping up with traffic
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oldnslo
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Newer farm tractors will 25 - 30 MPH and some possibly even a little faster especially in Europe. 99% of these also have trailer brake feature for the implements or trailers they are pulling.
I think the old H & M Farmalls would roll along around 22 - 25 MPH but wouldn't hardly pull their shadow doing it though.
I think the old H & M Farmalls would roll along around 22 - 25 MPH but wouldn't hardly pull their shadow doing it though.
Industrial Toys
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In some countries, like Germany I think, they are required to have a placard indicating how fast they can go. I'm not sure what that's about though.
radios1
Elite Member
no license, registration, or inspection required for tractors is probably why he did this..
Farmer495
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Curious on the gearing as well, it's an MTZ tractor, looks like the main stick is the same, but another lever up higher, so not sure on that one.
MinnesotaEric
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