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Re: 756 GAS
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Posted by Novel Idea Guy on May 10, 2004 at 08:51:10 from (148.177.1.212):
In Reply to: 756 GAS posted by G MAN RED on May 09, 2004 at 13:43:06:
My favorite of all time. Spent many hours in the seat of one as a kid. Other than the usual stuff with tractors of this era, like the TA, there really isn't anything particularly notorious. These didn't really have enough power to tear up the rear end like the larger ones. I don't know if we just had a bad engine or bad mechanics, but my Dad had to have the engine rebuilt three times within a few years before he finally gave up and let it knock. It appeared to be piston slap in the #1 cylinder. The old girl knocked like crazy, but ran for 10 years on the loader like that. Just last fall I found a DT360 out of an old bus on Ebay. We had it put in and it's a whole new tractor.
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