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Posted by Haas on March 21, 2007 at 19:13:28 from (12.65.78.168):
In Reply to: Oh no. Now What posted by cole on March 21, 2007 at 18:12:00:
I'm not that familiar with the 140, but I believe on this tractor you would have to split it to get the transmission parts out. That will require lifting equipment, jacks and so on that if you are not into mechanic stuff, you likely don't have. As others said, the cost of having the IH dealer do it is going to be high. Look for a private shop in your areas that works on tractors. There are often individual mechanics around that make a living working on farm machinery. Look for one of those small shop operations.
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