MF 2705 March 15, 2011 08:21AM
Is it possible to get a MF 2705 down to 7000 lbs?
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Re: MF 2705 March 15, 2011 10:08AM
could be. why not start with the 1100 rear though?
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Re: MF 2705 March 15, 2011 10:19AM
I agree 100%. If at all possible, i would shy away from the 2000 series chassis. Thats only about a 100-110 horse tractor and it could easily weigh as much as 12-15,000 lbs. I mean, could it be done? .........possibly, mainly depending on the rules of the class, and how creative you are with a cutting torch. I think that you would have a much easier time with a 1000 series 6 cyl tractor because their shipping weight can be as low as 9500lbs or a little less. This is just my opinion, and i commend you wanting to try something different, but to me 7000lbs might be a pretty tall order for a 2705.

Nathan Barrett
See'in Red 1155
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Re: MF 2705 March 16, 2011 12:48AM
hey nathan i just wanted to say i agree with u the 1000 series def would be easier to cut down than the 2000 series and if ur running a 3000 rpm class it is always an advantage to run the multi power i think i had 2 1150's and ran multi power in both and the one turned 6000 plus rpms!
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