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Posted by Kelly C on November 24, 2004 at 11:06:21 from (63.171.43.140):
In Reply to: We're on a roll now posted by Tom in PA on November 24, 2004 at 10:42:18:
In regards to your TA question. For the Jobs you are asking about a TA wouldn't make any difference. Most 400's or 300's that have a bad TA. The ramp and rollers are whats broke. This prevents the TA from going into the low side. The direct drive or high side of the TA is unaffected and can be used for years with out the need to repair. Hence all the old 400's with bad TA's. The owners just never fixed them. I purchased my 400 with a bad TA and I replaced it with a rebuilt unit my self. cost about $500 when it was all said and done. Requires a 3 part tractor split. If you have some one else do it figure around $1500 or so. Or just drive the tractor on the high side for ever and never worry about it. Bad TA's are great for the buyer and bad for the seller. You can really chop the price down when buying and not have any less of a tractor.
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