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Re: Is it the Clutch?
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Posted by will on December 09, 2003 at 21:22:59 from (208.47.17.5):
In Reply to: Is it the Clutch? posted by Powershift on December 09, 2003 at 05:24:54:
Im not sure what you mean by drop box (TA maybe) they do have a TA, but I do know that the engine was somewhat of a problem with the 4386's It is a way overfueled 6 cyl. Some say the 45's and 47's were better in the engine dept. I dont know about that either the v8's were bad about putting a rod through the block, although We never had a problem with our 4586 with the V8. It was an exceptional tractor, easy on fuel, and with power to spare. If these tractors are repowered with a cummins they are virtually invincible, and will handle gobs more horsepower than they left the factory with.
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