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Re: Ford 971 SOS Diesel
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Posted by TomTX on January 11, 2007 at 06:52:49 from (12.74.199.156):
In Reply to: Ford 971 SOS Diesel posted by Jim Menke on January 10, 2007 at 15:50:52:
Post on Ford Board, you will get expert advice. The SOS is a great tractor, but take a self test and see if YOU are right for the SOS. If you are the kind of guy who buys Operator Manual, Repair Manual, Parts Manual in original brand of tractor; uses name-brand lubricants, follows strict maintenance program, versus "repair" program, uses OEM parts. then SOS if fine for you. If you use Wally World lubricants, try to use IT manuals, believe "if it aint broke dont fix it", ignore maintenance, then stay away from the SOS. Tom
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