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Posted by RJ-AZ on September 16, 2006 at 16:04:42 from (4.240.236.156):
In Reply to: What Is This? posted by Allan In NE on September 16, 2006 at 11:10:07:
Looks like a filter to me! May want to upgrade to something easier to service with a spin on filter. You just had to go and get a F10 didn"t ya. I like those old loaders myself as I spent many a season bucking hay both loose and bales with one. Started out on a H"(underpowered) then a MH44D and then on to a MTA Diesel which was the best setup. Dad upgraded to 5/8" cable and pulleys. This was the old style with the vertical cylider on the rear. We used a Gresen spool valve the I liked better than the rotary Farmhand control. Dad traded the MTA and loader on a Allis 170XT w/F10 loader. He still says that was one of his major mistakes.Now he has a 3020D PS and F10 he likes.
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