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Re: Case 1960s W-3 Backhoe Question
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Posted by Ron O on September 13, 2004 at 12:11:36 from (128.180.83.147):
In Reply to: Re: Case 1960s W-3 Backhoe Question posted by T_Bone on September 13, 2004 at 10:34:40:
T-Bone Thanks for the information, I respect your thoughts and you are correct about hidden expences. My buddy said they have two types of brakes , Internal which you have to split the unit in half and he said its costly to replace them when they have internal brakes. The other type is external which all you have to do is take off the wheel its like a brake drum on a car those are not too bad.My buddy has two backhoes that he uses in his business and he is gona take a look at this backhoe I'am interested in and let me know what he thinks of it. Thanks Ron "Obie"
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