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Posted by Specter on March 09, 2006 at 09:49:22 from (161.184.192.46):
In Reply to: 1070 case posted by rboulware on March 09, 2006 at 09:38:55:
Last spring, I spent 7 weeks as a work experience student at the local Case-IH dealership. From what I saw and heard there, Case and powershift do not go together. We had, oh, probably at least six 970's and 1070's in for powershift rebuilds, and about the same number of 2090's and 2290's. Compare that to only ONE standard transmission 970, which was in for a clutch. I'd advise you to beware the Case powershifts, but if you can find one with a standard, in good shape, go for it. A 970 or 1070 with a standard is a nearly bullet-proof tractor. Specter
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