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Posted by vally farm on March 09, 2007 at 19:40:58 from (207.69.138.136):
In Reply to: 330 Utility Int posted by Big un on March 09, 2007 at 17:23:55:
If I rember corectly, they tend to have a tranny seal problem. Either the PTO or the main input seal if I rember. If they start to leak it is very hard to get them to stop..something wobbles just a hair and works on the seal. That being said, I have an Uncle who has had one for years with zero problems. He runs a 200 head dairy and a feed mill operation, plus does trucking in his free time. Uses it for almost every small chore there is. It does have the 300/350 tractor with the 340 engine. Something about firring the two together didn"t lone up just right causing the leak. Again, the leaking problem has only been related to me, although by several people, but the only one I know of runs and works great. Mike
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