Financing The difference between business and family purchases

[MtnViewRanch]

I just want to see that 2000hp machine that the OP mentioned. :confused3:

 

[smstonypoint]

I just want to see that 2000hp machine that the OP mentioned. :confused3:

I thought about that too. I remember seeing a Big Bud tractor on the RFD channel, but thought it had less than 1,000 HP.

Steve

 

[MtnViewRanch]

I thought about that too. I remember seeing a Big Bud tractor on the RFD channel, but thought it had less than 1,000 HP.

Steve

I go to one of the largest AG shows in the country every year and the biggest machine that I have ever seen there only had an 800+ hp engine and it was not a tractor, but some sort of stationary machine.

I still want to see that 2000hp farm machine. But then that statement was most likely just an exaggeration.

 

[smstonypoint]

I still want to see that 2000hp farm machine. But then that statement was most likely just an exaggeration.

I'm guessing you will have to go to a tractor-pulling contest. Although it would be a real stretch to say they are farm machines, I would think that some of those multi-engine tractors would have well north of 2000HP.

Steve

 

[BruceWard]

1,500 horsepower 2,750 torque, runs on diesel, gas or jet fuel and a huge amount of traction!

 

[tungularafishcamp]

1,500 horsepower 2,750 torque, runs on diesel, gas or jet fuel and a huge amount of traction!

Nice lookin tractor but the pto shaft is a little big and with no rops not safe enuff for me:laughing:
Rick

 

[GGB]

1,500 horsepower 2,750 torque, runs on diesel, gas or jet fuel and a huge amount of traction!

"Oddball" from Kelly's Heroes would be VERY envious!!!

GGB

 

[mostly_gas]

Nice lookin tractor but the pto shaft is a little big and with no rops not safe enuff for me:laughing:
Rick

Rick, I agree with the PTO shaft, but that model never has a ROPS. Do you REALLY think you need one :laughing: