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Posted by Chuck Pratt on August 30, 2004 at 14:43:08 from (64.4.236.8):
In Reply to: Re: Industrial tractor? posted by Paul in Mich on August 30, 2004 at 07:02:01:
Thanks Paul and Novel, The 2405B does in fact have a dual brake set-up...I agree Paul this is a utility tractor and doesnt look or act much like a farm tractor...it did come with a partial 3 point I am assembling and a front end loader...but it sure seems to lack the "guts" / power of a farm tractor..alas it is what I have and will work to make it as best as possible. The ROPs cage seems utility, but handy as I live on a mountain in Alaska. I was wondering if the "sweating" of the intake manifold was normal for a 4 cyl. updraft carb? Thank-You, Chuck
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