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08-06-2016, 02:05 PM
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New 3206 Working out the bugs
Picked up a 3206 that on the outside is in amazing condition.
Owner had just put $700.00 into the deck but the tractor was making a funny noise and he was just fed up with it so, I bought it. Had a broken wire at the starter, small red wire. Brake switch not working well. The main PTO pulley had never been greased (That was the noise the PO was talking about) There is still a noise that sounds like the starter is still engaged when you shut the motor down. I am going to try and attach a video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Imvy03CHuIM So far, it has a hydro leak somewhere, I blew it off really well, removed the seat pan cover and started inspecting everything. PO did tell me that his son engaged the DIFF LOCK while running and he had a shop rebuild the rear...can you say "EXPENSIVE".......LOL Found that there is a leak at the spool valve but it wasn't coming down under the carrier where the leak was present so, I removed the cover. Look at the picks and let me know what you think. HINT, Looks like something was installed wrong. Thanks to Todd aka "OAK" for the encouragement on tearing into this. Never done it before, so far haven't accomplished anything yet but hope to soon.
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Joe 1200 Puller[/U][/B] 1864 2072 with 54 Inch Haban Blade 
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