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Posted by Jonfarmer on October 13, 2006 at 07:31:53 from (4.157.5.81):
In Reply to: Just Another Challenge posted by Allan In NE on October 13, 2006 at 03:27:32:
So you finally bought a new toy. I kinda had you figgured on an 86 series this time so you could get a better cab. I know a fellow who did an easier fix than that on his Year-round cab on his 1466, he broke most of the windows out when the A/C wasn't working so air would come in from outdoors. Those tractors sure do bellar without a muffler, but I was told you lose 10-15hp on those tractors by running a muffler. You can have a blast at the farm pull with that one Allen, all you need to do is get your screwdriver out and crank her up to around 200hp and go.
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