Yup. Bought two on auction expecting to get one good truck put together. I was able to get them both decent and sold the nicer one without the winch shortly after my son was born. Somewhere i have a picture of my still not finished willys project in the bed of it. This one i still havent tested much. At best i have had a cord of wood in the back. Its a PITA to lift anything that high!
Missed that, yeah horses in there now vs cattle before and deer jumping the fence over the years have broken the droppers. So it looks cruddy and the farm is for sale. It can be yours for 6 million. But the farm manager says they would take 5.
Neither of these belong to me but they are a few of the larger machines I'm responsible for repairing and maintaining. The skid steer had a planetary lock up in the middle of a parking lot and thankfully the wheel loader could lift it.
Ok, so there going for looks while repair. I didn't know if there was shorting issues or visibility with the horses. To keep the EF talk on topic this was the largest fence charger in North America when I bought it, it's not anymore.
Sounds familiar. Luckily it locked up on flat ground, started grinding down the hill. $3200 in drive motor, fluid and filters later and it was back up.
That's a better price than the New Holland. Cost me $6200 for the planetary and had to change the hydro lines because they were rusting right through. We service the planetaries twice a year but the operators rarely clean the tracks and the dirt and stones chew through the seals and make everything rust and rot.