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"The first Minneapolis-Moline 4wd the A4T-1400 was introduced in 1969 . Minneapolis-Moline 4wds departed from the M-M gold paint scheme to a red. The only yellow M-M 4wds produced were made for a select few dealers in Minnesota. M-M 4wds were produced through 1972. From 1974 the A4T-1600 4wd...

How about Muller? "Müller tractors were 4WD articulated tractors built in Brazil. The company was founded in 1956 by a German immigrant, Mr. Müller. They continued to build tractors until 2002, when the company was sold to Proton Primus of Brazil. Tractors were exported to the USA by Müller...

Maybe pictures would help green and red man.

Steve, if it's any concilation, I feel the same about Bad Boy, and I don't own one.

Just looking at the specs, I'd say that the Bad Boy gets the nod based upon more HP and a true commercial drive system. It is definitely NOT a consumer level machine. The Gravely uses dual hydro trannies (ZT3400's) that are a step up from those found in Bad Boy's prosumer ZT series (ZT2800's)...

Well , I finally stopped in to one of my local TSC stores, and asked the manager about ordering a Bad Boy. He actually was aware of some TSCs having them, but told me he could not order one at this time. TSC corporate is evaluating the feasability of adding them to all of their stores, but...

I realize I've said it before, but I gotta move! I called my three local TSC's and not only did they not have a single BB in stock, none of them even knew anything about it! Two of the managers had never heard of Bad Boy Mowers. I've heard that because BB is in the TSC system, I could have...

Is this true, or is the seller a few fries short of a happy meal? Lenar 274 (ebay item# 7602711078)

Anybody know of a website that lists specs for different grey makes and models? Wanting to research/compare tractors in the 18-24 hp range, with shuttle or power shift tranny and PS. Would like to be able to compare pto types/speeds, 3pt and hydraulic capacities, turning radius, FEL...

Landhope series ?\'s I really like the looks of the Landhope series - nice open platform - and have seen more than a few at reasonable prices. A couple of quick questions: 1. What are the actual model number designations of units in the 18 - 24 hp range? Have seen some just called Landhope 200...