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Posted by Allan Lance on April 04, 2005 at 19:06:31 from (216.168.120.81):
Hey there all you Red Power enthusiasts. I've been having trouble with my W6's carburetor regarding it leaking and making the old girl hard to start up. I was wondering if you think I should get a carb kit and redo it or if it's just something else minor in the settings? I was also wondering what is available out there in regards to a loader for my W6. I've seen them on other tractors and as I'd like to be able to push snow and load manure it would really make it worthwhile. I would lke to get ahold of one that has both hydraulic raise and dump as well. I know those old trip loaders have broken more than a few manure spreader axles when there contents come down to hard. Thanks to all in advance and I look forward to the input. Sincerely Allan Lance
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