- Thread starter Royse
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shaun wallace
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LR;
What are ya gonna do with this one????
Hey you could sell the loader Jube, and put this one, in it's place!!!????
Nice hole in the side of that hood,.....or is that how it was ???
Exhaust........ 'Turn Down!!!' ?
Beauty is only skin deep....ya know!!??
Gary :lol: [/i:401b9d427a][/b:401b9d427a]
The hole in the hood is one of many farmerizations on this one
LOL.....reminds me of a couple of farmerizations that were done to my 3000!!!! Like cutting the tin back on the nose, so the Front drive Hydrol. pump would fit, and those really long retaining pins on the 772 loader.
Sometimes I wonder what goes through some peoples minds, when they do things like that!!!! :roll: [/i:10cd8af4a8][/b:10cd8af4a8]
Ultradog MN
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- Location
- Twin Cities
If you can, take some photos of the
front axle for me and how it steers.
Hydrostatic? I know a 545 pretty well -
Kenny gas one - but not a 445. I'm
thinking the front axle on yours must be
like a 4400/3500/3550. I can see it has
6 on 6" front wheels whereas a 445 has 8
on 8" - much heavier.
Also for the others here: was a 445 a
201 or something smaller?
my non-cable 1841. This has a hydraulic cylinder to each wheel.
At least it looks that way at first glance.
It has the same issue as the x000's with power steering fluid
leaking out under the steering wheel. Cheap fix with a lot of time.
Destroked 450
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- Location
- Harned, Ky
Serial number C722119 is for a tractor built in 1984
KD411F is for a 445A with diesel engine, no pto and 4x4 torque convertor trans.
4D4B is a build date of April 4, 1984 on day shift.
Looks like you have a 84 model 445A
Destroked 450
Well-known Member
- Location
- Harned, Ky
The older models used one latter and two numbers.
-600 and newer use two letters and one number for the model ID.
Check Break
Member
It's a 201. 333. No Headlands.
That hood looks like a chicken house mod.
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