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Posted by paul on September 22, 2003 at 14:21:37 from (66.60.196.113):
In Reply to: 1086 TA posted by clint on September 21, 2003 at 11:43:41:
Pretty common deal, you can find a lot of knowledgeble people to do this repair, cheaper than a dealer. You won't hurt anything much continuing to use it in high. As stated, parts are about $500. People usually assume they are busted when buying these tractors, very common for the low side to go away, but fairly inesxpensive to get running right again. Yea, there is an eliminator, just replaces the whole assembly with a shaft, but that is basically the same labor, might as well make it work right again - you won't know how you got along without those extra gears! :) --->Paul
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