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D-14 What to look for?
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Hank Czerwick
03-01-2004 18:21:52
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I've noticed a couple of D-14's in a upcoming local auction. It appears that one of these tractors is set up for snow removal. I'm in the market for something to move some snow. I'm no stranger to antique tractors, but AC is not my forte'. What things should a person look out for on this particular model of tractor? Strengths and weaknesses?Thanks Hank
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Phil Auten (TX)
03-01-2004 18:59:08
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Re: D-14 What to look for? in reply to Hank Czerwick, 03-01-2004 18:21:52
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Other than the usual stuff, try to run the tractor in all it's gears. Watch for it to jump out of gear, usually third or second, especially while going downhill or slowing down. This is the biggest weakness of the D-series tractors. If they are worked hard in second or third gear it tends to wear those gears and their associated parts to the point that this occurs. The fix isn't that hard, but it isn't cheap either, moreso if you have to hire it done. Phil
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