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Re: TA Question
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Posted by Dan on September 23, 2003 at 12:43:40 from (12.160.160.171):
In Reply to: TA Question posted by Karl on September 23, 2003 at 09:58:40:
A few more comments on TAs. Don't know what model you are looking at but the TA on SMTA and 300, 400 etc were about the same. I repaired mine a year ago when I had tractor split and cost about $200. A complete rebuilt unit is around 500 I believe. Wehn I first got my SMTA the ta was out on the low side. Ran it for a time as just a Super M. Seemed like 1st wasn't slow enough some times. I am glad I repaired the TA as I use it a lot. The SMTA(super M TA were the first IH tractors to have it then was carried foreward into the number series. Very common for TA to be misused and go out, generally on low side. So much so that when you see adds for one of these tractors it generally will indicate good or bad ta.
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