My Pasquali 988's

[Delaneyland]

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Hey boys and girls, I'm new to this site but felt compelled to share pictures of my Pasquali 988's. This is one of the few sites I've found with any mention of Pasquali's, personally I'm pretty impressed with both of them.

Enjoy.

 

[wstr75]

As a fellow Italian tractor owner, I love your pictures! How about some more pictures from all angles. Tell us more about them such as model year manufactured, horsepower, type of engines, etc.

Are those custom made ROPS? They sure look like race car roll bars!

Thanks for sharing your pictures.

Bill in NC

 

[Delaneyland]

I was told they were both made in 1980 (but I doubt it to be true), one has 309 hours on it (the tan one) the other has 490 hours, both have the 38 horse Lombardini air cooled diesel engine, I kind of chuckled at the FOP/ROPS as well but they seem pretty stout. I have to wonder if that wasn't a requirement for import to the U.S. as they look like an afterthought. I'll get some more pictures when my wife can downsize the ones I have, they are too large file size to upload.

Doug

 

[mbday]

I have a 993. It looks just like yours but had a rugarini air cooled diesel.

 

[Vespita]

Nice machines that you got there.

Regards

Carlos Oliveira

 

[Taylortractornut]

Dad has a 991 he bought from a friends nieghbor, then he turned around and bought a 986 that had a long story with it. THose are good looking tractors Dad ust ordered a loader for the 991 and a new type clutch.

 

[VLADIMIR1]

My father in the early 1980's use to import Pasquali tractors and sell them to his clients in the fresno, Ca area farming community and in the Antelope Valley, Ca area. From what I can recall they sure were fun tractors as a kid to drive. My Father was very fond of these tractors, but unfortunately business went bad with the aerly 80's recession and my Father could not continue to import. My father allways told me that they were really a good hard working tractor. This just brought back great memmories.