Posted by the tractor vet on November 10, 2007 at 15:15:33 from (99.167.214.202):
I hate when this happens , Half way thru grinding the second batch of feed today the old 806 went down , Tore the PTO drive out of the pressure plate and i suppose it will need a new PTO input shaft also . Guess she was used tomuch when new. Was going to use the 706 to finish up and went to the fuel tank to put gas in it and it was bone dry , now i wonder where the gas went ???? ok run into town and get twenty five gallon . Gather up the cans and run into town only to find out that NOBODY had any high test all were out . Wonder what is going on here . So that was a waist of and hour . End up usen the 1066 to grind the last ton of corn.
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