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Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
Lots of great pictures. Can someone explain the differences between the 45 and 55 as pictured?
jd2cyl1943
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Ill be there tomorrow
flying belgian
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I had a 70 skid steer just like that. Nothing but trouble.
When it was working it was a handy rig.
When it was working it was a handy rig.
Roger in Iowa
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Third picture silver color from top is the Dain that was experimental. Three wheel drive 4 cylinder two speeds forward could be shifted on the go. Dain was in management at Deere. Caught pneumonia when testing tractor in Dakotas died and Deere scrapped program.
Always wonder what transmission was that could be shifted on the go.
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flying belgian
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Didn't some have friction drive?
Roger in Iowa
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Yes some had friction but don't believe this one did.
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Roger in Iowa
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Roger in Iowa
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55 bigger machine. Wider threshing cylinder and all associated parts shoe cleaning cleaning fan and 6 cylinder vs 4 cylinder engine.
45 popular in corn country. 55 in wheat country.
45 popular in corn country. 55 in wheat country.
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