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Posted by the tractor vet on February 14, 2005 at 12:45:25 from (4.124.65.228):
In Reply to: Problems with farmall letter series throttle slip posted by Tony Lem on February 14, 2005 at 12:11:56:
That has been the problem ever since the started getting old the teeth on the round disc get a littel wore and the flat on the lever get wore and the spring get week and the first bump or shake of the steering support and it goes to ideal same thing on the 400-450's . My buddys 450 D use to do that while he and i were plowen and he would kill it before he could get the clutch down it cost him a head because he ran out of gas and could not get it restarted and by the time i saw him stopped and got to him from where i was plowen it was to late.
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