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Picked this one up a year ago

Make sure you get the oil up to operating temp. Then check pressures. They will come down some.

This my 826. It was bought by my grandfather. I received it after his passing. I replaced the 16.9-38 with 18.4-38's and repainted it. I love the Hydro and completely understand why this was my grandfather's favorite tractor.

I work in the plastic injection molding industry. We have been dealing with this for the last few months. Nylon polymers are very hard to get right now. Polycarbonate polymers are also difficult to obtain. In some cases we are being told our orders will not be filled until fall at best. Some confirmed orders are being cancelled by the material suppliers. Erich

Amen

I have one of those also. Works great for that. Erich

This is my 856. Love this tractor, hasn't let me down yet

Prayers sent from Wisconsin

Pretty sure the order is 370, 429, and 460. Won't bet my life on it. Someone will correct me if I'm wrong, I hope.

I work as a process engineer at an injection molding facility. Started at it in 1996. Grew up on 45 cow dairy farm prior to that. Still raise some animals and provide the beef for a local bar my friend owns.

Wow. Wishing you a speedy recovery.

Happy birthday

I'm East of Clear Lake

Go out by a can of coffee get a 9 by 13 cake pan pour the coffee into the cake pan let it sit on the front seat. leave it out in sun for a week. This was a trick that was taught to me buy a used car salesman a very long time ago and it works.

Try this for the smell. Get a 9 by 13 cake pan and a can of coffee don't the coffee grounds into the cake pan leave it sit on the seat with the windows up in the hot sun for one week the coffee grounds will pull the smell out of everything. you are going to have to enjoy the smell of coffee though because it's going to smell like that for a while.