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jrfan    2

jrfan
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ok ive been tinkering with wheelhorses since mid 90's and im talkin to this fella tonight and he is telling me about a d-series horse that is 4wheel drive my question is did wheeelhorse ever make a 4 wheel drive tractor me myself i have never seen or heard of one :sad-bored:

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CasualObserver    3,411

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Nope... but a member did a long time ago.  He's built several from different models and brands. 

 

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posifour11    723

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I'm a new wheel horse guy. But so far, the only ones I've seen were custom built.

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boovuc    1,090

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No factory 4-wheel drive.

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wheeledhorseman    579

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That D is just soooooo cool!

Before my time on RS so thanks for posting it Jason otherwise I may never have come across it.

 

Andy

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