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Gerald, here is a pic of the 68

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rusty stuff

09-09-2006 17:55:07




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Here is a pic I have of the 68, does it look like 1100 hours would be accurate? This tractor was bought and owned by the sellers family.

[IMG]http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d136/drptop70ss/68massey.jpg[/IMG]




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09-09-2006 19:32:22




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 Re: Gerald, here is a pic of the 68 in reply to rusty stuff, 09-09-2006 17:55:07  
pic didnt work, I can email it if you want it. I think the picture shows the 68 has manual steering, I know the 74 has PS and remote hydraulics.



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Gerald J.

09-09-2006 20:42:37




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 Re: Gerald, here is a pic of the 68 in reply to rusty stuff, 09-09-2006 19:32:22  
Working power steering and remote hydraulics are a positive factor in my use. The power steering didn't work when I got it, I had to replace hoses and eventually rebuild the power steering cylinder after the piston rod broke. About that time I had to replace the steering shaft top seal too. It was OK without power steering without the loader but with the loader power steering (its an assist, not the complete power steering of the 4020) is necessary. I could mow or plow all day without it though.

Also remote hydraulic valves to fit are hard to find these days, but handy for working drawn implements like my disk, my mower/conditioner, my planter, my side dresser, and my semi mount plow (but that's too big for the 135). I wish my sickle mower had its own lift cylinder too. Forgot the old JD CCA field cultivator. Yah, I use the remotes regularly. You might not just mowing and pulling a grader blade.

I don't make my e-mail address available so I'll have to pass on the picture unless you can find a place to post it that allows me to look at it. I was able to copy and past that url, but it said the picture wasn't there.

Gerald J.

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