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Re: Re: Weight of a 66 Row Crop
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Posted by jake on October 17, 2002 at 04:31:02 from (198.111.220.127):
In Reply to: Re: Weight of a 66 Row Crop posted by Jeff on October 16, 2002 at 10:02:22:
Jeff the rears are full of chloride which is coming out shortly to prevent any damage to rims. During loading one of the wheels dripped a small amount. When I put air into one of the rears and the valve was at the 10:30 position and bubbling was heard so they are full. Also this tractor does not have the pan seat evident in other photos, the seat has a flat foam seat with a matching back. The seat frame is formed from solid round rod and not a homemade or a bolt on replacement, very comfortable but can't find any thing about it. Thanks for the reply. Jake
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