[quote="Arborigine"]I haven't even attacked the steering clutches on my D2 yet and went and bought a MF30 loader at a garage sale. Another case of "Grampa died, don't know what's wrong with it", so we gambled a few hundred. Got a diesel, clamshell bucket and 6-way hydro on the scraper box.
Here's an upcoming auction south of Sacramento that should be interesting.
http://www.huismanauction.com/upcomingauctions_detail.aspx?aid=73
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....................................... 2 cannons:jaw::jaw:
as listed in the auction! Enable me all day!!
Hope that this standard agricultural model
Then all regular
If this industrial model
Transfer case will be hydraulic
And that's another story
Good luck👍
itzik
It is a disease, with no cure, and the only treatment is to bring more old iron home!!!!!
Now you have a loader to move around those D2 finals, Thats just good planning! Nice looking tractor! Actually I've been looking for a tractor just like that one!
Regards
Dennie
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