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Re: Anybody ever have a MF 1800?
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Posted by the tractor vet on May 21, 2005 at 05:28:51 from (4.124.79.47):
In Reply to: Anybody ever have a MF 1800? posted by BuckCreekIH on May 21, 2005 at 05:10:14:
Had and 1805 for a short time and was a fun toy handel 7x18's with easies and 24 foot disk. The only thing i was ever told to look out for was trans problems and ya probably know about the V8 Cats mine was a 3208 and ran fine somebody tweeked it with a turbo and set the pump up . It was just a bit to big for a garden tractor. But it made short work of my 68 acres of corn ground . Oh ya hdy. pump drive belts can give ya fits since they are driven by the driveshaft off the back of the engine before the clutch and to replace ya have to remove the driveshaft so when you do change them it is wise to buy 4 sets and and put them all on over the shaft that way you can replace a bad belt with out removing the shaft .
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