Posted by BigTone on March 24, 2014 at 03:51:00 from (70.209.135.31):
In Reply to: Repair costs posted by BigTone on March 23, 2014 at 18:14:31:
They were used on the farm until more equipment was bought. The 1066 4x4 clutch is slipping because oil is dripping on it from the motor and the 1466 has a weak motor (from what I'm told) and has a hydraulic leak (i'll find that when it gets warmer out). I don't know what they need for sure, i'm just going on what her family has told me, I figured if the clutch has oil on it its going to need to be replaced and who knows why the oil is leaking. The hydraulic leak (near the rear end) is steady on the 1466, It's a loader tractor and not plowing anymore so I'm not concerned about the engine but have been told everything runs through the hydraulic pump so that needs to be addressed. As far as t/a's, I figured if the tractor was split I might as well do both ta and clutch together.
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