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Posted by maplehillfrm,pat on March 08, 2007 at 07:06:35 from (170.215.213.52):
hey bud, hope your feeling better after the kick I heard you took, glad there arent any broken bones, dont you hate when they do crap like that,, I have a quick question for you,.Remember that 666 gas job I had,/have? It has a bad hydro tranny, , I have a 544 utility , with teh same trans, works great, , the 544 is bareback, would it in your opinion be worth it to switch the trans out and have a decent running 666 w/ all the pto and 3 point hitch working? and if I decide to sell what do you think a ball park figure on a nice running with good tin and evertything working on it would bring,, just want to pick your brain..like I really need anlother project, I have that T340 in the shop now but a few weeks it will be out and done,have a good one pat
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