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Posted by Rick YYC on May 12, 2005 at 21:52:13 from (205.206.80.244):
just spent 2.5 days at my sister's sheep ranch, fixing up her and her husband's M-F 165 and 285, and the knowledge I've picked up here was totally useful. Fixes included repairing wiring, lights and fuel gauges on on both, broken hand throttle on the 285, broken left brake on the 165 (the TDH case was bone dry!) plus repairing various fuel leaks. BTW the AGCO parts guy said the new pink teflon tape is way better than previous white or blue versions, and it seems he was right. Messy stinky work with all that diesel, but satisfying to get right. R
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