Posted by Dugger on February 15, 2015 at 05:33:01 from (199.116.80.152):
In Reply to: 650 diesel posted by Matt Thomas on February 11, 2015 at 07:42:39:
[quote="Matt Thomas"](quoted from post at 08:42:39 02/11/15) How common were 650 diesels? Just don't see many around. Dad bought one when I was in my early teens...45 years ago. Used it quite a bit and I recall the power steering being the only troublesome part....would get air locked.
I know some had issues with air getting in the water jacket and causing hot spots in the head but we never had that issue. Still have the tractor but it has been sitting a VERY VERY long time. Other things have kept my attention off of it. I am sure it would be locked up.[/quote]Quoting Removed, click Modern View to see
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