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Posted by David in Wales on April 03, 2007 at 02:57:21 from (86.142.187.71):
Hi Buddy; Appreciate your comments on the 3930, here is the view of the left side. The dealer who is trading it in from the turf grower will replace the broken lower front left glass, plough light, mirror & bent adjustable lift rod. I will have to replace the tatty & torn cab side claddings about $250. Does your 3930 have a cab or is it open platform? This one is the lower profile cab with opening side windows & opening glass panel in cab roof. It has heater & fan controls on front of cab roof. Any more comments appreciated & photo if yoy can post one. Also this is the larger square engine model same block & bore/stroke as the 4610 & 4630 engine. Cheers David
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