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Posted by Turke Bros. Farms on March 23, 2007 at 17:28:02 from (64.12.116.141):
Man its been a while since I worked on one of these. I almost forgot how difficult a front distributor can be. Cant see, dropping the screws. Just all around bad, and on top of it..lets put a belt next to it. Have to take the hood completly off to work on it.I never owned one, or ran one of these...but my word I would rather own a Ferguson To-20 or 30 than one of these. Seems like the mass production was on the mind vs. ability to work on them. Now that im older it seems they are more automotiveIZED than most tractors. Meaning shares alot of automotive engineering than other tractors. Well the Man did make the assembly line. And im not knocking it I just think its different. And lets keep this between us and not with those guys on the 8n-9n board. DTURKE
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