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Noises... What is normal and what isn't?
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Posted by Phil from Maryland on October 08, 2004 at 04:52:28 from (67.131.37.63):
Posted this in tractor talk but thought it more appropriate to post here... I know this is difficult to answer without hearing it but... How much rear end / trans noise is considered normal for a tractor? I have an International 404 that does whine somewhat the faster you go. It seems normal to my ears though. No clicking or grinding sounds. Should there be no whining at all? Also, what about the hydraulic pump? It squeals a bit when raising the 3 pt? Is that normal or should I be concerned? I have heard a lot of hydro pumps squeal, I believe it to be normal but looking for some feedback. Thanks
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