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| As far as I know, the European models were assembled from components shipped over from the US, so this would have had to been sent back to the US, perhaps by a dutch farmer, they seem to do that often and in Ontario its not rare at all to find Euro model tractors. As far as parts would go, I think it wouldnt be too difficult, as long as you inform your dealer correctly that its a Euro spec machine.
Not all European tractors were equipped with high speed axles, it was optional on early models and was standard later on. In Europe its common to use tractors for hauling wagons etc on roads, and also many famrers live distant from the fields and travel from home to field, not to mention the abundance of custom operators for haying/sliage and manure applications.
Overall other than cosmetic differences and the possiblity of the high speeds capability its much the same as a north american spec magnum. | |
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Is this a Europian MAGNUM??
