Posted by cadet trooper on December 30, 2009 at 16:51:17 from (76.235.37.24):
In Reply to: WHITE tractor value posted by jm. on December 29, 2009 at 17:16:17:
Ahh, the 4-150 with the fiesty 636 kitty I kinda liked the old girl with the 6 speed tranny. I ran one for awhile that belonged to a guy I sold a 9 stick Hesston disc chisel to that was running loaded singles I"m telling you we were running deep and fast just about the time you"d be thinkin about dropping a gear that Cat would just bear down and pull through. It was replaced by the 16spd 4-175 never ran one of those but I"m told the extra gears made a difference. The 2875hrs shouldn"t be much for the Cat as long as it was taken care of and if I remember right the 3208 was a dry sleeve throwaway block so if the cylinder walls are scored it"s time to send her to China for scrap.My.02cents
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