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Re: Duracell Bunny of tractors
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Posted by Aces on July 31, 2003 at 06:53:56 from (67.0.6.171):
In Reply to: Duracell Bunny of tractors posted by Doug on July 29, 2003 at 18:06:12:
I sure would not put stock in the fords dad had the 961 power master was a baaad deal first thing Hydraulic hitch then rear main seal, new block then head gasket after head gasget after head gasket then the threads in the wheel weights then the swing drawbar then the swing chains for the 3pt pulled the plate off the rear end all in about 4 5 years always got hot if it was worked to hard traded it for a 52 SM the TO30 fergi would run rings around the ford had the TO30 15 years 1 overhaul it ran every day no houe meter but had to have many.
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