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07-28-2016, 09:12 PM
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New to me....3225 FEL!!!
Well I've gone and joined two new clubs. The 3000 series club and the FEL club.
I have been searching for a loader for about the last six months. I want one to help help with landscaping the property that my wife and I are building a new home on. So I found this. 3225 with a Kwik-Way loader. The tractor has 560 hours on it. It runs nice and the loader works smoothly and quickly. It has some missing powder coat and some surface rust of the foot rest pan but seems to be mechanically sound with one exception. The steering is horrible. Probably the worst case of wander I have experienced on a power steering tractor. We have a local hydro shop here that has rebuilt some power steering cylinders for us in the past with good results so this cylinder will be headed their way ASAP. I have a lot to learn about this series of tractors and the loader as both are a first for me but I am looking forward to it. I need to get some manuals and start studying. I did add a little old IH to it today by adding a set of wheel weights that I had lying around. Here are the pics. 
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