Posted by Aaron Ford on December 09, 2007 at 07:41:55 from (72.65.93.47):
In Reply to: Allrighty then posted by Lanse on December 07, 2007 at 13:23:08:
When I log in, I go to the tractor forum first, then the MF for on-topic discussion. If I have time, I check out the ferguson and N pages. I am very grateful for the moderation of off color language. Although I have had posts that were perfectly clean and reasonable rejected due to language. I looked at the OT Political board once and that was enough.
I have learned much from the questions that I posted and learned considerably more about topics that others bring up. Heck, I have only seen one Gleaner before in my life. Now I am following a resto.
Who would have thought that low fluid level in a transfer case would prevent the 4wd from engaging? Makes sense now, but I would have not thought of it. It was filled before it went into the shop and it turned out that they had drained it when the engine/tranny was pulled.
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