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Todd L.......Your cracked M
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Posted by Allan in NE on November 14, 2004 at 05:04:37 from (148.78.243.25):
Todd, I'm confused (which is no big surprise) :>) Is that M cracked down under the rear end and the fluid is running out? As if a ball fell out of a bearing and has been caught between the bull gear and the case? Or, is the crack forward of the seam (in the torque tube) caused from lifting those big round bales with the loader and the tractor is actually trying to break in two? If your crack is indeed in the torque tube itself, you could conceivably pull 'er back together with a set of those big 1" turnbuckles that the Mercantile sells and some heavy angle iron. This might give you time to get that SMTA going. Just trying to help get you away from that darned pitchfork, Allan
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