Posted by Robert (ID) on May 26, 2019 at 14:37:31 from (75.196.195.84):
In Reply to: Be careful posted by larry@stinescorner on May 26, 2019 at 07:44:52:
See what all this rain has done. We have all been on the computer instead of in the field or shop where we should be.. Now ill say i have wrenched on em all.. Every make has its quirks and every brand had some oddball model that was a PITA. I grew up with a dukes mixture.. from a 1948 D2 cat to a first year jd 4230 open station and a COOP E3 with an F-11 on it.. My first tractor of my own is a WD with a stuck motor.. i pulled the head poured atf down the holes and broke it loose i never even bought a head gasket in it oh it still runs the pipe mover at least once a week. Ive worked on MF ford JD IH case oli white cat ac kubota coop MM they all break down and they all get cussed at, the longer I work on em color dont matter, its all about being able to get parts I need at a decent price and a timely manner..
oh fwiw I currently own my wd,ford 2000,ford 4000,jd 4650 4wd,white 4-150, and a project ford 5000 MUTT Dad has ford naa 841 861 jd 3010 3020 4020 4230 IH 656
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