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Re: Re: Oil changes
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Posted by pudding on October 22, 2001 at 15:16:44 from (203.97.2.243):
In Reply to: Re: Oil changes posted by Bernh. Vo�en on October 22, 2001 at 09:59:21:
did engine, gearbox, final drive, power steering oils and filters for all, and fuel filters.....and general grease, and had to build some sway chain extensions and shift the linkage arms out a hole on one tractor, to lift the lift capacity on the linkage. on a perkins 203 MF165 and perkins 212 MF165, on a farm i worked on seemed to take for ever (seriously a day or so).... funny thing is the farmer can't remeber doing the services last....he assumed the dealer did it when he sold him one of the tractors, and assumed the dealer did it on the other tractor, when it went in for the rear linkage to be fixed or something....lol...(one of the tractors was brought with the farm 10 years ago!) they are only farm hacks.......but very important ones.....one lives on a 20ft crop sprayer the other on a industrial strength loader....... they keep going, with little or no maintenance....not bad for a 35yr old and 25 yr old tractors! laters pudding
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