Posted by Wardner on January 02, 2010 at 10:03:31 from (4.154.241.131):
In Reply to: 4 X 4 M Farmall posted by WOpp on January 01, 2010 at 18:31:57:
Nope not for sale. But seing as how you are 40 years younger than I am, you stand a fair chance of owning it some day. If you send a postcard every week addressed to the "Estate of Wardner R", Tewksbury, MA, you will increase your chances. LOL If my brother survives me, he will probably give it to you. Maybe pay you to take it away. He doesn't like tractors.
The double acting piloted flow checks did improve the tilting for a short while. But I still have the problem and don't feel safe using the tractor as a small man-lift for trimming trees or hedges. I think the right side cylinder has a bad piston packing (O-ring).
I have moved on to another project this winter. Currently fabricating a fast hitch for my W-400 LP. When that is done I will install a large winch on it. I have about 4 here and haven't decided whether to go mechanical or hydraulic.
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