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MN | Check the midwheel condition. Just because it has nice looking rubber, doesn't mean they won't de-laminate and come off. I started replacing the majority of the midwheels with rebuilt ones like clock work at around 2100 hours. The husco valves also gave me trouble, they are expensive to fix because you need a mechanic to hook up to the tractor with a computer to program the new controller. Mine needed 3 controllers when I bought it. Delete the def system right away after you buy it. You'll save lots of headaches not dealing with that. I didn't do that and I should have. The engine is good and powerful. Check to see when the last time the valves were adjusted. | |
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Looking at a cat challenger mt765d, what to inspect?
