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Posted by D282 on October 20, 2005 at 08:40:23 from (207.32.24.18):
Good Morning All! I have been pondering the idea of buying a Farmall 340 with a
belly mower. I have about six hours a week of mowing to do,
and wanted to try to take the load off of the 782. I am a bit of a
560 diesel nut as I have two, one with a turbo and I thought a
340 would fit right in. I know very little about the 340's. Did they
use a rare engine, gas and diesel, and can I still get parts. What
are your thoughts. I can live with a gas, but would prefer a
diesel. That is just me being over picky I guess. Have a good rest of the day. It is raining here in Central IA. A
much needed break from combining. The 1480 could use a rest.
The elevators are closing early as they have been recieving over
140,000 bu of corn a day. Thanks David
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