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ta replacement without splitting?

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tired1

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Have some 66 and 86 series stuff. I have
A fellow telling me they can put in a
ta replacement, without splitting the
Tractors. Anyone know about this
thanks.
 
If he is telling you that don't have him do any work for you because he doesn't know what he is doing.
 
I think changing the TA without a split was only possible on the Factory HTA model that is pretty rare...
 
Not a flame, might also assume you are tongue-in-cheek, The H farmalls used to establish the idea of a TA were destroyed. They were photoed (easy to find pics of the TA prototype slone, and the H prototype assembled and weighted down heavily) that prototype could not be changed without a split either. Jim
 
(quoted from post at 22:44:59 06/02/14) maybe he moonlights as a proctologist, and can remove the pto assy, and do it through there? :D
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Orthoscopic surgery? :lol:
 
From a thread Ken placed on this forum last Dec. he stated C&G and CaseIH terminated their dealership association. Ken noted he was going to another CaseIH dealership in the area as his new workplace. It is Johnson Tractor, Juda, Wisconsin, and his new phone is eight five five 934 twenty three eighty eight and email is ken at johnsontractor dot com. HTH, Hal.
 
Hal thank you so much for the information. I gave Ken his nickname back in 1999 when I was rebuilding a 1951 H.
 
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