Posted by Tx Jim on April 22, 2011 at 04:01:56 from (67.142.163.23):
In Reply to: 2030 jd hydrolics posted by Jiles on April 21, 2011 at 12:02:20:
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I think I wouldn't call the 2030 a scrap tractor just yet .That's a nice looking 2030. Instead of painting it why don't you try some compounding and waxing. That JD paint will surprise you plus you'll still have an original painted tractor that will be worth more than a repainted one.
It is important to determine what was in sump screen. If it was brake lining material then brake pads will have been deteriorating and will only get worse. I'd check the screen fairly often to determine if that's the problem
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