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Re: What Allen really needs
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Posted by Rexalot on April 10, 2006 at 11:33:27 from (205.245.255.133):
In Reply to: What Allen really needs posted by Can't even use my name on April 07, 2006 at 17:44:57:
I worked for a farmer that had a new STX325 4x4 tractor. The first season the alternator went out (actually caught fire), that was fixed, not long after one of the steering cylinders blew while at road speed - pulling a 1000 bushel Kinze wagon, almost lost the whole thing. (by selecting the other steering option and disconnecting the cylinder - plugging lines we were able to continue use). The following season it blew a hydraulic line running over the articulating joint under the cab. Poor routing by the factory. Started having transmission problems next. To many electronics... the farm has since gone back to a Deere. Maybe in an another year IH will have all the problems resolved in this model.
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