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Re: 180 Allis
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Posted by Bob Clark on February 09, 2004 at 18:20:30 from (24.239.253.253):
In Reply to: 180 Allis posted by Rob on February 09, 2004 at 17:30:51:
Best to get one with independant pto (has hydralic clutch to engage) some only had pto that ran when power director was in neutral (like d-17). Make sure the transmission is really fixed. I spent $1200 on one in 1974 and in 30 days it was jumping out again. It was high gear that failed. I paid $6000 cash for mine new in 1970 (it didn't have IPTO).
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