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Re: Opinions of White 4-150
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Posted by JMS/MN on January 29, 2004 at 07:34:42 from (65.178.208.139):
In Reply to: Opinions of White 4-150 posted by Paul Maiewski on January 29, 2004 at 05:35:30:
Difference in the two tractors is the hp (25). Cat 3208 is known as a 'throwaway engine'. Neighbor replaced his with a 34xx? and that one threw a rod into the field a few years later. Then bought a pumpkin. 4-2xx are built better. Jack up the center to check the pivot pins for wear. Cheap power as long as they last- same story with other older 4wd. Can't beat the extra traction though. But I think Steiger, Versatile, are more dependable. Might be harder to find with pto, 3ph, if you need that.
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