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Posted by Red Boy on January 14, 2004 at 18:17:52 from (64.5.161.64):
In Reply to: 1066 Questions posted by The Red on January 14, 2004 at 13:53:04:
Sounds like a good deal the main things you have to watch for on the 66 series tractors is the engine oil and the TA. Check the engine oil to see if there is any mostiure on it anywhere if there is any it will be on the rubber seal at the top. The TA stay strong unless it has been abused check around the bellhousing to see if there is any oil seeping out. That is one way to check another is to put it in 7th or 8th with the TA pulled then let out on the clutch without slipping it if it takes off right away it is not leaking if it dont the TA is leaking. Other than that I have never heard of any other problems.
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