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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Multuhoe model MDA, Pettib
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Posted by John Kassay on September 12, 2005 at 16:32:54 from (68.160.19.153):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Multuhoe model MDA, Pettib posted by John Kassay on August 30, 2005 at 18:55:17:
Steve (et al). Saw where the 2115P filter crossed to half dozen common filter types with "reasonable" prices. However, in looking at their specs, they are in no way satisfactory substitutes. They wouldn't hook up for one. The filter I am looking at has a threaded stainless steel male connect at the top end of its casing. Nothing I saw came close. Tiften was able to get the price down from 400+ to 200+ so I bought through them. Still waiting on the part to come in. In the meantime, had the filter housing welded. Dye showed the crack through to the outside. $150 repair at a local machine shop. Should be putting her back together this weekend. I have a barn footing to dig before frost sets in. Before I took her down for the filter housing repair, she pulled 30+ stumps at 18" to 24" in diameter. Great machine when she is running. Will closely inspect the linkages per your recommendation for my high range problem and let you know. I suspect, however, it has something to do with air pressure at the Allison transmission. Luck. JJK
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