Posted by sue metz on April 18, 2013 at 14:56:55 from (162.72.24.23):
My ford 4000 HD 1963 industrial loader (Which I paid $ 5000 for 12 years ago ) started leaking fluid pouring out of steering column. Mechanic says the steering sector will cost at least 1,500 to repair
This is a Select-O Speed with no problems noted , but due to age of tractor anything COULD break. It has been a very good tractor and I really like it. The Mechanic also sells tractors and may be able to find another tractor that I could put the loader on put the foam filled tires on and then I guess I could part out the select -O speed. Engine on the select o-speed has always run well I am inclined to have it repaired keep driving and hope for the best or should I figure I have been lucky and got my $$ worth and move on?????
Thanks Sue I live out by Farmersville Texas if anybody is interested in the Select o speed if I part it out looking
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