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Re: International 1086 - information about TA
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Posted by scottAR on December 07, 2002 at 18:45:37 from (209.194.159.164):
In Reply to: International 1086 - information about TA posted by Thomas Johansen on December 07, 2002 at 04:31:36:
I know a lot of guys on the site will disagree with me but if the tractor was mine I would take the TA out of it and put in the straight shaft. My dad bought a 460 new with TA and it stayed in the shop more than it worked until it went out of warranty. Then years later, I bought a 1566 new with TA and it went to the shop four times in warranty. Then we put the straight shaft in it. When I bought a new 1086 in '78, it was without TA. Put one throwout bearing in it in 8000 hours. My 2 cents!
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