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Gift or Curse 480 B | I was given this machine have been working on it for 5 years. It was standing two miles from home. It had not been run for about 15 years I guess? while two miles away I would intermittantly work on the tractor draining the engine SLUDGE, replacing all filters and adding missing air filter. I did try to start it. seem to turn over too slow. finally getting it home February 2020 I found many problems. Battery case floor rolled up pressing on right brake assembly, clutch froze up clutch rod ends wore out and maladjusted, leaking back hoe cylinders, starter full of sand and rust, steering motor froze up, And water in fuel tank. WOW! Now the only thing left is getting it to go backward. I'm alot older than this tractor and learning as this is my first tractor and first diesel. old barney, FL, entered 2020-09-10 My Email Address: Not Displayed |
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