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Re: Who is a zetor?
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Posted by JV3CII on July 15, 2007 at 08:08:44 from (195.93.21.42):
In Reply to: Re: Who is a zetor? posted by D17 man on July 14, 2007 at 15:14:59:
Avoid the 4WD Zetors like plague bearing rats... The sealing of the in-house front axle (particularly the reduction unit in the hub) is notoriously weak, many of the secondhand ones that we see here in the UK have buggered axles due to loss of oil. The 4WD swivel pins (kingpins/whatever) are not very strong either and are prone to heavy wear. This applies to both the Zetor axle and the later Carraro/ZF ones as well. It's a real shame the 4WD's are like that because the rest of the tractor is quite neat and well designed. I actually quite like the 2WD's (I used to have one with a loader that I was given for free:)) The 7711 is one of their better tractors. Cheers, JV.
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