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- Articulated Tractor Dominates Road
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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Good Lord! How would you like to change one of those tires; or worse, replace all those tires? Yikes.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of this rather magnificent machine! Why is it called "articulated"?
And you seem very well informed about Ferrari's.
Because it turns corners by being hinged in the middle of the tractor rather than the axle turning.
DeleteWanted a Ferrari in my youth, but I can give them a pass now.
Just when you think they can't get any bigger ...
ReplyDeleteImpressive: you do not see beasts like these around here! It looks like an oversize transformer toy, but I hope it stays as it is...
ReplyDeleteSome of our fields are miles long. It takes a big tractor to pull big tools.
DeleteI like VP's comment -- "an oversize transformer toy." What a monster!
ReplyDeleteYes, they are monsters. The operator's cab is on the second story.
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