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Re: pros,cons- farmall md.
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Posted by Hoss in Maine on July 20, 2007 at 05:18:15 from (24.198.35.229):
In Reply to: pros,cons- farmall md. posted by wegman in mn on July 19, 2007 at 19:12:57:
Belive it or not(refer to previous posts) I had one and loved it but someone wanted it worse than me so down the road it went.When I got it she was in rough shape,tires gone,engine stuck beyond belief, never did get it freed up. I parted the engine out and cleaned up everything and started hunting.I found an old td6 crawler with junk final drives and woreout lags,give the guy 100bucks for moter new rings bearings andd gasket set from napa and I was in busines.If I recall I had about 1200 bucks in the whole rig including paint,(altho Idid really hesatate when buying the red paint). later Hoss
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