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Re: Front-wheel drive
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Posted by texas jack on December 08, 2003 at 11:39:23 from (65.161.101.40):
In Reply to: Front-wheel drive posted by Chad on December 08, 2003 at 11:16:42:
Hello,
You are right that elwood was a common front
end on these tractors, but coleman had an
mfd that was available as well. The Coleman
seems to be obsolete.
The Elwood was a better more nimble unit but
the splines on the shafts and any moving
piece was notorious for wearing out and
failing. Salvage yards may have the parts
needed to rebuild them but since the
numbers were very limited and it has been 25
years parts would be tough to find and show
much wear when you could get them. I have
thought often of doing what you propose, but
just haven't because of the trouble it would
take to assemble everything and get the
tractor operational. I hope you do it, it should
be fun to watch.
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