Posted by Larry in WNY on August 05, 2011 at 09:18:17 from (72.37.171.44):
In Reply to: 175 vs 210 Swather posted by PaMnd on August 04, 2011 at 20:16:12:
If the 175 you mentioned is the self propelled machine, with Wisconsin motor, and made in the late 60s we have one. If in good working condition its a good machine, but transmission parts are not available except from a parts machine. The 175 we have broke two planetary drive shafts so far. They have a defect and tend to break with age. Its on the last transmission we have. We're thinking it may be possible to replace the transmission with hydraulic motors if we break another one. The 201 has the same transmission, but with an IHC 4 cyl. motor. I'm not familiar with the 210.
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