Posted by Grandpa love on October 22, 2019 at 05:06:45 from (172.223.4.129):
My post below was a bit of a trick question......that's our primary work tractor. We bought it almost 4 years ago. We knew nothing about tractors, we just needed one with a bush hog to clear some property. We didn't even notice the weld for several weeks! It runs like a champ and other than stupid stuff like poking a hole in a rear tire and the radiator we haven't had to do anything to it. Starter bendix flew off and is in bell housing,so it got a new starter. Knowing what we know now, we way over paid. $2400 for tractor and a 6 ft brush hog that was way too big for it. We use the tractor at least 2 days a week for work. And it got us started on our tractor addiction! After about a year someone told us the poor old 640 had the wrong hood and grill on it! Who knew? It's been a great tractor ,welded block and all.
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