Discing

New camera footage 5/13/07

[@SilverGleaner]

@amblefire Each model had different heft built into the rear end and transmission. Bigger axles for higher HP models, more or less clutch plates for each depending on hp, two or 4 pinion differential. There are a lot of differences. Many parts could still be swapped from one to another. I read once increasing torque by 10% decreases power train life by half. We run everything pretty close to stock hp. It's just smart.

[@duckslayer92]

We used to have a 7060 then we downsized now I took over and I am going to get a 7020 I think. Thanks, Mike

[@SilverGleaner]

@funny1farm Put a delco on and be done with it. That's what I did and check you injectors and pump. My 7050 doesn't need ether unless it's below 40˚ F but I always plug in the block heater and even at -30˚ F it starts with out ether here in the North Star state. :-)

[@katieinvalpo]

Sweet Allis is a model 7000. I believe she is a '76 or '77 model.

[@GeorgeArrancar]

birds have feast

[@zzzonezz]

how much plow will that thing pull? do you even have to plow these days? i should say can i just buy a disk harrow for now or do i have to plow first? 20 acres. thanks.

[@william7040]

it has the smaller motor in it i think its a 7000

[@funny1farm]

we always ran our ether eatin allis' with the windows open too we couldn't use the ac cause it would drain the batteries due to the fact that the $700 niehoff alternators died all the time

[@generationll]

Its not 7045 because it does not have the black undercarriage.Its either a 7000,7030,7040,7050,7060 or 7080

[@ACFarmer89]

its a 7000, watch in HQ.

[@mikesfunnyfarm1629]

its a 7000 if you watch in high quality you will see 3 zeros

[@sunbirdse93]

its a 7000