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Re: Never buy a tractor on steel?
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Posted by Zak on December 01, 2003 at 06:16:04 from (128.175.126.108):
In Reply to: Never buy a tractor on steel? posted by farmerjohn on November 30, 2003 at 18:16:17:
I'm going to concur with the others here. When you look at the size of the bull gears (even in the 12-14 series) they are way over engineered for the amount of power these things put out and for the type of strain they were put under. Having just done a 34' 12 on steel I saw no wear whatsoever on any gears in the case. In fact, the majority of them still had sharp edges! I say buy what you want. Wear & tear depends more on how (and who) used them. Zak
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