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Posted by Hugh MacKay on December 04, 2003 at 13:55:01 from (64.228.11.143):
In Reply to: 300 utility questions. posted by Bill B on December 04, 2003 at 13:27:35:
Bill: I am not very familiar with the Utility, it is quite easy to follow plumbing on the Farmall. I suspect not impossible on the Utility. Trial and error will work if you keep tractor at low idle and feather hydraulic lever lightly. Another problem I have seen is variations in plumbing even within models. On weight it will be a bit heavier than H, but loader and rear blade are big difference. I had hauled numerous 275, 444, etc on my 3/4 ton Chevy and 16' car hauler. One day I passed a friend on road with his 444 loader, two buckets and a 3point logging winch. I knew he was heading 15 miles to his wood lot, and it was about -10F. I stopped and told him anyone close to our age (60) should have enough money, he shouldn't need to drive tractor in that cold air. I suggested he load it on, he did, and man was I ever glad when that was over. I got home and discovered I had some cracks in trailer frame.
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