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Pictured on my 1066, they cost a whopping 20 dollars. Are they necessary? No, but I like the idea of quickly knowing which one to put where so my levers work the way I want them too. I have used a wire tie for years to identify the hoses but I like this better. You guys it’s crack me up, really 20 bucks 🙈 I think I spent more then that at breakfast😄 . Thousands and thousands of dollars in a tractor and implements but 20 bucks for a little convince and you think it’s crazy expensive , 😄😄😄

I like em so far. Anyone else have them on your implements? I guess they come in several other colors.

Keep going , your getting close.😀

I think I will stay home today and watch this thread. Should be another good one. These will never end.☹️ It shouldn't matter to me anyway, Its your tractor put what ever you want in it.

I have die hard JohnDeere buddies that only use Hytran in their tractors. The local John Deere dealer has it sitting in their sales room floor, You stumble past it to get to the counter and of course so does the local IH dealer. Its the Only thing that will ever be in my tractors regardless of the price. When my sister bought an Oliver 1750 the first thing we did was change it to Hytran. I borrowed an implement once from a neighbor, before I used it I flushed out the hydraulic cylinder with hytran because I didn't want any cheap crap oil from Walmart in anything of mine.

if these old solders could tell stories about all the abuse they have had it would blow your mind. Im betting someone was trying to do something with it that was Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay beyond its design perimeter . A lot of farmers I have known over the years are the type that could break an anvil.

You can also try All States Ag in Bridgeport Nebraska 308-272-1303 here is a picture of their place. I have spent whole days just walking around here.

How many do you want ? 5 , 10, 15, or more? I could easily come up with that many. A salvage yard near me has over 20 560’S PM Sent

Up keep on a log home greatly depends on the climate in your area. The ones near by me are a nightmare for the people that have one. Nebraska winters are pretty tuff on them. I really like the way they look though.