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Re: Cost to rebuild the TA in a Super M


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Posted by wdrew24 on June 27, 2006 at 19:27:24 from (24.74.43.5):

In Reply to: Cost to rebuild the TA in a Super M posted by Gordy from Iowa on June 27, 2006 at 17:37:55:

It will depend on who splits the tractor. If you are mechanically inclined...you can split it and do the repairs with the aid of an IT shop manual. If all parts are bad...(worse case scenario) 5 hundred to 600 for replacements from a salvage yard. Plus a new disc, and some new seals. If you are going to have someone else do it....It is usually 750 to 1 thousand plus any major parts. I charge 800 plus parts. The last one I did cost $58.00 plus the 800 labor. A real cheap fix on that one. Another one was 712 in parts plus the 800. So you can see that the price can vary greatly. I like to always expect the worse...unless I can here the tractor. If the T/A slips after it has been warmed up a bit....then usually it is worn out clutches in the ta. Not to costly. If the thing is making terrible sounding metalic noises....It will usually be costly. Hope this helps. E-mail me if you got questions. If the thing has eaten up the casing..(I've never seen one that bad but an old timer told me he did), add more for the T/A case. Drew


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