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Posted by the tractor vet on April 06, 2006 at 19:47:46 from (64.179.117.210):
In Reply to: Re: Hey Allan posted by 4010guy on April 06, 2006 at 19:40:03:
Now i have never heard anything bad on the 43's but have on the 45's as i did put a rearend in one . A buddy of mine thought that he knew how to do one for a guy got it tore down and then he did not know how to make the set up on the ring and pinion and came and got me to make the set up and that was not the first one in a 4568 that i have seen down for that but like i said never heard anything bad about the 4366-86 so inlighten me here i don't know everything. other then they were a bit shy on poney power but at time that can be a plus. I like them because they are simple Oh yea the belts for thehdy pumps they are a pain that i do know changed a couple of them .
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