Posted by KEH on July 15, 2014 at 13:32:59 from (67.231.175.190):
In Reply to: look what followed posted by jennifer408 on July 15, 2014 at 04:41:04:
Nice tractor. I had a 550. I would have loved to have had the weight bracket on the front. I notice you have rear wheel weights which is good.
The round thing on the transmission in front of the seat is the transmission filter, which needs to be changed at some point. There is a transmission ventilator with filter under the front seat. It can clog up and let condensation collect in the transmission, if that happens in dry CA. It is under a round cup shaped piece of metal held on by a small bolt which takes a 3/8 or so wrench to turn it, if I remember right. It has a round fiber filter. As I said, I had a 550 so some things may be different.
There is a drawbar attachment which attaches under the tractor and is supported by two supports going up to the top link for the 3ph. You can't use the 3ph with the drawbar installed. It is the same drawbar attachment, basically, as the one on the 66 tractors. Engine is the same as the 66 engines, AFIK. They had positive ground battery systems. I couldn't see a remote hydraulic hookup.
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