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6070 Narrow Front - 1/16th Model

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    Posted: 21 Dec 2016 at 8:58pm
A few weeks ago someone posted a picture of a 6070 converted to narrow front. I couldn't get it out of my head so bought a 6070 and converted it to narrow front. Just like the looks of it for some reason....

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Beautiful work!!! I like how it looks as well.
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now you need to mount a cultivator on it!
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Great post Armand, wasn't it one of Andrew's tractors ?
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Looks good !!!

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Yea that looks neat
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Great looking job. I'll ask the question, when something like this, that looks so handy for a farm, why did the nf get fazed out? It just looks so right. 
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Originally posted by Unit3 Unit3 wrote:

Great looking job. I'll ask the question, when something like this, that looks so handy for a farm, why did the nf get fazed out? It just looks so right. 

When the easy adjust wide fronts came out there was no need for a narrow front.
Plus the disadvantages of the narrow in muddy and rough conditions
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Looks GREAT ,Did you ever do a 7000 series .
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Looks Great Armand! Did you use our spindle or your own? We just installed a narrow front on a 7000 body for a customer. But my camera is broke so I didn't get any pictures or it. He's suppose to send me some when he finish's it. As we just did narrow front install. Also put one on his G10000 MM. Will post pictures when we get some!
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Thanks for the comments!!!

Shameless, you come up with good ideas at times!!   LOL

Jeff, I built the spindle. Problem with the 6000 series is that the steering shaft on the tractor is off center requiring gears for steering. Actually still engineering that.   
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That really looks Sharp!
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Another master piece.
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That is a very sharp model! It has just the right look!
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