Allan in NE
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This is what they look like when headed to the IH Shop. :>(
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Bryce Frazier
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WHAT DID YOU DO?!?!
Didn't know that you broke something??
Didn't know that you broke something??
Robert Major
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Hi Looks like a nice tractor, Got a few of those round us. one guys got 11000 hours on a 5488 it comes in the shop here the odd time. its only had routine age related stuff done and tires.
Hope it's nothing major wrong, as if it is you might have tears in your eyes like you got hoofed someplace sensitive , when you get the bill.
Good luck with her.
Regards Robert
Hope it's nothing major wrong, as if it is you might have tears in your eyes like you got hoofed someplace sensitive , when you get the bill.
Good luck with her.
Regards Robert
Allan in NE
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It needs brakes and new Hy-Tran and yes, it's gonna hurt like he!!. :>(
Allan
Allan
in-too-deep
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I thought you were the IH shop.
Allan in NE
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Not on this big stuff. Needs brakes and I'm not even gonna go there!
Allan
Allan
Robert Major
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Yep It will but at least you got a good tractor in the end.
our local parts man told my buddy what ever you do, don't trade anything first generation type magnum off on newer fancy series ones. they are plain junk and if they had to make money on first gen and any like yours, they'd be out of business, due to lack of work!. I was there when he said it so know it's true.
Regards Robert
our local parts man told my buddy what ever you do, don't trade anything first generation type magnum off on newer fancy series ones. they are plain junk and if they had to make money on first gen and any like yours, they'd be out of business, due to lack of work!. I was there when he said it so know it's true.
Regards Robert
Dave H (MI)
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I thought it meant "Fixed Or Repaired Daily"!
Dave H (MI)
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The pickup and delivery home alone are enough to bring a tear to MY eye.
in-too-deep
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Are you anywhere near a Titan Machinery location? Uptime Inspection includes free trucking to and from.
Jim in Ma.
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Naaa - He uses baler twine most of the time.
Allan in NE
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That's what I'm doing; only it's thru the IH dealer 'bout 50 miles away. They'll haul anything under 75 mile radius for free.
I've got a super AGCO dealer here locally, but this job is pretty involved and I really don't think he'd be keen on it.
Allan
I've got a super AGCO dealer here locally, but this job is pretty involved and I really don't think he'd be keen on it.
Allan
Allan in NE
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Yep,
Just the cost of 50 gallons of Hy-Tran will make one weepy. :>(
Allan
Just the cost of 50 gallons of Hy-Tran will make one weepy. :>(
Allan
fixerupper
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If the brakes are like the 86 series it's not all that bad of a job. I did my 1086 myself years ago. A year ago when it need them done again I, well, I got lazy and took it to town. I'm not as agile as I used to be. Or ambitious, for that matter.
jon f mn
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Not necessary to chain a tractor. I know someone
who went from Mn.to one of the Dakotas to pickup an
IH, I think an 806 or 1206. He only took one chsin
with. When he got there the cab was off the tractor
so he used the chain to chain the cab on. He did
loose the cab on the way home, but not the tractor.
Said he didn't need to chain it since it had park.
who went from Mn.to one of the Dakotas to pickup an
IH, I think an 806 or 1206. He only took one chsin
with. When he got there the cab was off the tractor
so he used the chain to chain the cab on. He did
loose the cab on the way home, but not the tractor.
Said he didn't need to chain it since it had park.
CenTex Farmall
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Brakes are overrated.
Not much out there to run into anyway.
Not much out there to run into anyway.
Owen Aaland
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The brakes are more like a 1586 tractor. They are inboard of the rear axle planetary drives. The rear axle housings have to be removed to service them.
Allan in NE
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Tractor is 33 years old, 7400 hours and the indicators are on....time for brakes.
Allan
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