Posted by J.J. from Afton on May 17, 2009 at 22:12:17 from (66.41.82.17):
In Reply to: 660 questions posted by bornred on May 16, 2009 at 15:37:25:
Nothing to pay more attention to than most older tractors like that. Just check for play in front axle see if all gears wrok, T/A if it has one and check for play in the steering gears, etc. Only difference in engine is early 282s had loose fitting sleeves, later ones had tighter fitting sleeves, which really doesnt make a difference unless your gonna be rebuilding it. Horsepower is all about if its still at factory settings or not, Id guess that 80% or more have been tweaked over time. Only other difference in early and late is the transmission recall but than there would be a delta or triangle symbol stamped in the name plate.
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