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Re: 3788or 6788 2+2
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Posted by Disturbed 1066 on February 02, 2002 at 19:24:04 from (198.78.177.30):
In Reply to: 3788or 6788 2+2 posted by Michael on February 02, 2002 at 17:57:34:
One of the first things to check would be center pivot bearings, second is the front diff. oil dipstick under driveshaft on back of engine,and the transfer case oil left side at pivot point. Other than that everything else is just about like any other tractor. Watch for the rearend to have silicone or gaskets around axle housings or 3pt rockshaft 37's and 67's are kind of notorious for rearend problems, but not bad. I think it just a fluke some had problems. There was not many 67's made estimated 270 or about that. Thanks
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