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Posted by GordoSD on July 20, 2006 at 15:14:58 from (66.115.200.140):
I remembered reading this from my JD 350/450 Mower operators manual when I got it. I went back and looked it up today. "Remove drawbar locking pins to allow the tractor drawbar to be free to move sideways". Revision Printed 10/2000 As a USN trained pilot I won't go near a machine til I have damn near memorized the manual.I even searched out a manual for my IH16 SD rake. And I went directly to the factory to get one for a "PortoSeeder" I bought at auction.They no longer make the seeder but they had the old manuals. AND I got to talk to the man who invented it, and patented it and put it into production. He even gave me a bunch of belts and chains for it. Gordo Gordo
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