Posted by Richard G. on November 05, 2014 at 04:30:31 from (108.192.144.203):
In Reply to: MH 101 Sr. Update! posted by Bryce Frazier on November 04, 2014 at 17:33:45:
One more thing. When I rebuilt mine, I did not have much money to put in it. I had one rod journal that was worn a bit. To get a good fit on the new bearing, I lined under the bearing with a few layers of tin foil. Ran it for years on the sawmill like that. Never had a problem. The belt pulley sits very high on the transmission housing and there is a pump low in the tranny to pump 90 wt up to the pulley gears. I paid $400 for mine and drove about 2 hours to get it. It was a very stout tractor and was quick on the governor which was good on the sawmill. I sold it to 2 boys who took it to the mountains to drag logs out. One of them jumped on it and started up the road about 20 miles. Richard in NW SC
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