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I'm getting excited.....

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Eldon (WA) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 20 Mar 2012 at 9:38pm

Fired up the D17 SIV diesel this afternoon and moved it in the barn.  Had the LH side brakes out in less than 30 minutes....nice and oily so it came apart the easiest of all of them. Looks like someone had replaced the bands not too long ago, but the springs were mia and the drums are worn. I haven't used this tractor much at all because the brakes locked up all the time and the 3pt cylinders shot oil all over the place....have some good 185 cylinders to put on it, so hopefully it will turn into one of my main tractors. I love the sound of  that 6 cylinder.

Bought it as a high clearance
Now looks like this
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cool, Eldon!  Darrel
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Looks better in second photo , never liked the looks of a High Crop
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It's also getting a different seat and 170 finals....and 18.4 x 28's on the back. I'd like to put some 9.5L-15's on the front, but I don't have any 6 bolt hubs - front knees are from a  Series I that I parted. Might try to see if I have a bearing combo to put the 170 hubs on it.
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Wow Eldon that is a very nice looking rig now. Beautiful! Glad for ya the brakes seem to be getting easier to tackle!
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Agreed the second pic is much better, especially those back tires. Good job.
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Very nice!
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They are definitely one of the sweetest running engines around, right up there with the 301.
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Always wondered if a D17 would do better and 15.5x38

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Originally posted by DonDittmar DonDittmar wrote:

Always wondered if a D17 would do better and 15.5x38

I think so...I have 2 sets, but one set the tires are poor and the other set has no tires.....
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