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Allan In NE

10-02-2006 10:14:16

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Alrighty Then,

Boy! Do I like this tractor! Old sister didn't blink, snort nor hesitate. Just plain went out there and worked and not a hint of a problem. :>)

GaryIA is right; that darned straight pipe has gotta come off of there tho. She "cackels" and doesn't sound like an IH. :>(

Allan

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stevejd4000

10-03-2006 18:30:34

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Allan In NE, 10-02-2006 10:14:16

hey allan, dont brother changing your straight pipe, Hire me as farm hand!!

I am total hearing loss so straight pipe not brother me any.

yeah I need out of this city of Omaha!

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jmixigo

10-02-2006 11:06:39

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Allan In NE, 10-02-2006 10:14:16

You be careful now Allan. You go out an constrangulate that thang with a big ol Midas muffler it mite not pull that baler up them big hills.

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Tim Shaw

10-02-2006 10:53:06

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Allan In NE, 10-02-2006 10:14:16

Did you run the AC? Been pretty warm the past few days here in NE.

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Allan In NE

10-02-2006 11:01:36

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Tim Shaw, 10-02-2006 10:53:06

That's another story.

The two condenser motors/fans are missing and someone has bolted in a new bycool outfit on the roof.

Don't know wheather to just dive into repairing the original A/C or to try out that cooler first. Dealer told me that they really cool well out here in our dry climate??? Dunno. :>(

Allan

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James2

10-02-2006 21:52:08

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Allan In NE, 10-02-2006 11:01:36

I can give a good guess why the fans and motors are missing: they are expensive. I bought one motor for my 4166 and it was $95 without the fan blade. But having factory air which works on an old machine, is nice.

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Tim Shaw

10-02-2006 14:34:50

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Allan In NE, 10-02-2006 11:01:36

I fixed up the factory AC on the old 4020 that I used to have. Took a while to work out all the kinks but it didn't work too bad when it was done.

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10-02-2006 10:45:56

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Allan In NE, 10-02-2006 10:14:16

How are the "acoustics" in that cab. I've heard opinions on both sides of the board on those 66 series cabs.

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Allan In NE

10-02-2006 10:55:58

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to MH, 10-02-2006 10:45:56

Not bad at all.

Years ago, I had a 966 that I had the IH shop put a "Year-Round" cab on and a turbo. In the process they put a straight pipe on that one too and I couldn't stand it from the day they unloaded it off the truck. Just couldn't hear yourself think in that rascal.

However, I kinda like this one. Lots, lots quieter even with the bad floor mat and cab seal missing. No comparison with that old Year-Round outfit. But, to be fair, this one has an inch of sound deadening material on the inside.

Really like the way the cab pressures up too.

Allan

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Don-Wi

10-02-2006 22:36:34

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Allan In NE, 10-02-2006 10:55:58

Yeah, the 986 we rent on occasion has a straight pipe on it, but it looks factory and it's really not loud at all... even inside the cab.
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Tim...Ok

10-02-2006 10:32:16

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Allan In NE, 10-02-2006 10:14:16

Haven't we heard that before? :0)

Tim

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Allan In NE

10-02-2006 10:41:51

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Tim...Ok, 10-02-2006 10:32:16

Well,

I might "tinker" just a little here and there. But, no big stuff and I mean it! :>)

Allan

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Rich Va

10-02-2006 10:18:37

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Allan In NE, 10-02-2006 10:14:16

Now you're cooking with natural gas. You gonna give it a nice paint job this winter?

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Allan In NE

10-02-2006 10:28:42

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Rich Va, 10-02-2006 10:18:37

No, not this one.

Gotta clean up some rust on one rear rim, a new muffler and a floor mat.

That's all she's gettin'. I bought 'er to work. :>)

Allan

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Harley

10-02-2006 12:22:37

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Allan In NE, 10-02-2006 10:28:42

Uh-huh. Allan, you and all of us know, that you won't be able to stand that tractor not having a new paint job on it. Specially with all the others looking like they do. I'd about be willing to go on the record here that the ole 10 will have a new coat on by spring. Anybody wanna bet against it? Harley

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Brian in Ohio

10-04-2006 08:49:49

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Harley, 10-02-2006 12:22:37

By Spring? I was thinking by Christmas...

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Larry806

10-02-2006 14:19:21

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Harley, 10-02-2006 12:22:37

Yep he may as well pick up some fish eye killer next time he goes to town. That wax is gonna be a pain to get off

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Jerry L /AZ

10-02-2006 12:54:03

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Re: Whew! Feel Better Now in reply to Harley, 10-02-2006 12:22:37

No Harley ain't gonna touch that one. We all know that ole Allen is going to get cabin fever and will be out in the shop giving her a new coat. yep, Allen they have to earn their keep but they have to look good too.just like women High maintenance. Hee Hee Jer

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