dkauzlarich
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Anyone know what a 104 weighs for purposes of freight shipping it?
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dkauzlarich
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FYI, I use tractor data.com as a resource for information like that which may come in handy for you in the future
Richard Leavitt
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You can easily pare that down to shipping weight of 600 lbs; have an empty fuel tank, and don't ship with a 175 lb. driver on board.
That weight probably does not include any attachment at all. Mule drive deck etc
Shipping will likely require all fluids to be drained as well.
I shipped and engine and transmission several years ago and that was the case.
I shipped and engine and transmission several years ago and that was the case.
