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Re: '53 Golden Jubilee or 54'? 601 ???
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Posted by Lumpy on December 15, 2005 at 14:15:13 from (199.120.94.204):
In Reply to: '53 Golden Jubilee or 54'? 601 ??? posted by John Arnold on December 15, 2005 at 13:53:54:
Personally, the ps is worth it's weight in gold provided it works properly and doesn't leak. A new add on kit for the 601 is about $1200. The only thing with the jubilee is keeping the rear hubs tight, they have a tendency of working loose when not torqued down to I think is 350 foot pounds. Other than that they are they same tractor- hp, trans, everything. If you ever put a loader on, the ps shines. I picked up 800 lbs. with the loader on my 861 turned the wheel with 1 finger, ps of coarse.
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