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Posted by Bob T. on April 24, 2005 at 09:26:04 from (63.155.220.18):
In Reply to: OT- It never fails posted by David B on April 23, 2005 at 21:21:49:
When I sold my H Farmall, the transmission started acting up. It was so quiet, never made a sound unitl I started advertising for sale. The fluid was old and gunky and ended up making it not want to go into any gear while running. I pulled off that bottom panel, and WD-40ed the crap out of it while showing to propective buyers. I had to take less money of course. On top of that, the float on the carb I had just had rebuilt was sticking. When I had bought the tractor a year earlier, the carb had ABSOLUTELY NO indication of needing one, no leaks, sputters, spits etc. Then it started dumping gas in the oil, like 3 times. Oh well.
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