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Old 07-18-2011, 10:19 PM
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I picked this one up on Sunday. It was purchased new in 99 and used for a short time and returned to the dealer. It sat at the dealer for years and some of the dash parts were removed. The dealer changed over to selling green tractors and it was given to the guy I purchased it from. As you can see in the pictures it looks new except for some missing parts and a broken part at the base of the steering column. Does anybody have any pictures of how the hood attaches and the hinge is installed. I downloaded the service manual but it doesn't show that. The guy also gave me an extra set of side panels, fender pan and a seat.
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Old 07-18-2011, 10:49 PM
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Congrats on the 3205, Todd!
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Congrats Todd! I was wondering when this was going to show up on here! It still looks new! Well new in several pieces! Looking forward to your progress pics!
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Congrats on the 3205 Todd!
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Old 07-19-2011, 10:59 AM
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Awesome find Todd, great looking tractor!

I dont know if this pic helps, but if you go here you can type in 3205 and see the parts breakdown as well... good luck, and keep us posted!!

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Thanks Jeff. I looked there but it didn't help much. I think I need an actual picture of how the hood hinge is attached. I have lots of loose parts but I'm not sure whats what.
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Well I got it running Sunday and it runs great. Both valve covers are leaking oil and it looks like heat from the exhaust damaged the plastic covers. I tried to repair them tonight and will see tomorrow if it worked.
Where does this vacuum hose hook up to in the dash tower? I don't know if I'm missing something that it should hook up to. The other end goes to the E-vac actuator for the pto. If you suck on it, it will engage the pto. Is there some type of solenoid that I'm missing?
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My 3235 has a small vacuum solenoid mounted just inside the right side engine cover on the firewall area. It has vacuum line from the engine and one that goes to the pto actuator. It also has 2 wires that go to it.
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Todd, I've got you some pics coming...
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So that's what my 3205 looked like 12 years ago.
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