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Re: Opinions of White 4-150
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Posted by Shane on January 29, 2004 at 15:26:52 from (216.241.134.139):
In Reply to: Opinions of White 4-150 posted by Paul Maiewski on January 29, 2004 at 05:35:30:
Around here it seems like all the White 4wd's are used for pulling grain carts. Evidently they are cheap horse power and since they are 4wd they make great cart pullers. Don't see too many actually working the ground. Now I don't know why anyone says that those Cat 3208's are junk or throwaway engines! We have one in out NH TR95 and one in a GMC truck and the only thing ever to go wrong with either on was a seal in the injection pump... and it only requires you to take a small cover off to replace it. We also have a 3116 in an old MF 1800 (now that is a darn good old 4wd tractor!!) and it is similar to the 3208 and that thing has over 4000 hrs and not a single thing has ever been done to it.
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