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Re: 1066,Good or not?
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Posted by IHMan3388 on January 30, 2004 at 07:11:08 from (137.36.236.96):
In Reply to: 1066,Good or not? posted by Farmallkid on January 29, 2004 at 17:49:09:
First off, I worked on a farm with 4 1066s, each one no more than 150 hp. These tractors are not junk as evidenced by the fact that they are still in use 30 years after manufacture. I also strongly disagree with Hugh MacKay, it sounds to me like he's had a few bad experiences with these tractors and blames the lot of 'em. The transmissions in these tractors was comparable to the quad-range in the deere's and still holds up today, sure it makes noise, but remember, it's probably not a helical cut or bevel cut on the gears. Don't be harping these tractors, EVERY tractor has it's faults, whether it's cavitation erosion or a powershift with bugs left in it yet (early 4020s). I was simply taken aback by Mr. MacKay's strong words, I mean no disrespect to him, but I had to reply.
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