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Oklahoma | I have the same problem, can't get back to projects fast enough to get them totally finished. Dad and I debated taking our 2-105 apart to replace gaskets in the rear end but opted to send to a shop. Would be nice to have a nice shop (I noticed yours looks similar to ours) and the time to do it but we don't . I redid a tye no-till drill on weekends and it took twice as long as I ever dreamed it would (stripped, new paint, openers, bearings, and seedcups) .
We use to have a good MM mechanic here locally. His Dad at one time owned a MM dealership. When it went out of business he traveled a bunch and ended up on the Alaskan pipeline working on motors up there. When he retired he farmed here and worked on Whites, MM, and Olivers in his barn. He redid our 4150 and 2105 for us when we bought each of them. He passed away about 3 years ago, so now we have to haul everything to a dealer.
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Anybody know how this all goes back together? (Humor for White tractor people)
