Posted by Dave from MN on August 30, 2008 at 15:54:29 from (96.24.108.212):
Finally got the 1750 home! Ran great over/under all works great, tight shifting, no slipping. Tractor starts up at 70 psi oil pressure, after driving 15 miles home she was holding 40 psi at idle. Fires up before i can count to 2. Tires are better than I had remembered. I can already tell that the Lundeen cab WILL HAVE to be improved or that sucker is coming off. Just like the ol 706's and 806's we had, rattle traps! Still better than nothing in middle of winter. So far I think my $3500 was well spent. Gentleman that had it was kind of having 2nd thoughts on selling. He had been using ait a biot since we got it running and it reaffirmed that this 1750 was his favorite, but saying he really didnt NEED it, it should be sold or it will just sit. I'll have to have him and his wife over after it gets it's makeover.
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