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Re: Question for Kelly C
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Posted by Kelly C on May 24, 2004 at 22:05:19 from (63.171.43.140):
In Reply to: Question for Kelly C posted by Todd in NC on May 24, 2004 at 12:43:52:
The TA in my 400 is peachy keen. Have been using it quite a bit wile plowing and disking. Found that a TA does not help bald tires get more traction :-)
They just spin slower.
The only reason I replaced mine was that I was going to split the tractor any way. SO might as well. Resale value takes a big hit when the TA is out.
I think if it was the only thing that needed a fix. I would not do it.
Its usefull but not a show stopper. Your tractor can still do every thing it was intended to do with out it.
Now it you have to split one for a clutch or some thing I would recomend replacing the rear engine seals on back as I did. You only want to do that once. SO you might as well get it all done.
Yes I got mine from Steel Wheel Ranch. $499 I think. Also $60 or so in seals, Not a bad deal if you do the work your self.
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