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    Removing Castle Nut on Woods Mower Gearbox?

    I would put the gearbox in a vice, put the pto universal back on the shaft, put a long bar thru the universal joint, 6 point socket on castlenut, impact or cheater bar should free it up ?
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    Show tractor signs

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    drive over fender trailer

    I think you will need to back the M over the fenders and stop just as soon as you come off the fenders? Consider reversing the wheels on the axle and the M should fit between the fenders
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    new tractors delivery in Colorado December 18, 1961

    Those tractors could be 730s?? Maybe the 61 date is off? No doubt about being pulled by steam!
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    new tractors delivery in Colorado December 18, 1961

    Late in 1961? I wonder how much longer that freight hauler was powered by steam? I thought most major Class 1 Roads switched to diesel/electric by 1960?
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    today's invention

    I have a Woods belly mower on my Super A at all times. The mower serves me as a step. However, the mower seems to be lower and the platform higher as the birthdays mount!
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    Lug Nuts - 706

    My first thought is a 5 foot pipe slid over the cheater bar
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    What is this?

    I am sure that you learned how to hold it so the thumb was not in danger!
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    What is this?

    Butchers Steel. It is missing an important hilt. To be held with the thumb on the same side as the fingers. Returns the edge to a properly sharpened knife in a short time. Slaughterhouse butchers will have one on their belts all the time.
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    H road gear

    It may be as simple as a worn shifter? Check with John at JP Tractor in Missouri. He will assess your mechanical ability and help you out.
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    Beginner - Considering buying first tractor

    Enjoy any small tractor you can afford. Mow your grass with a zeroturn!
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    The shame of it all.

    As long as you have submitted to this abuse, you might as well borrow a 2-Cylinder and confess your transgressions
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    180 Massey delivery cost

    Tractor Drives routinely go 75 miles per day. You could easily drive it in two days. Bundle Up! Get a rear view mirror and a new SMV.
  14. Crookedwrench

    Need Ideas for Wagon/Trailer/etc. to go with Restored 8n

    Here is a photo during construction. No plans. $1600 at Menards in 2016! Carriage bolts on the uprights. Angle iron and lag screws on the cross members. 2 ball hitch. Fully lighted with led lights and multiple reflectors. Goes to three elementary schools for AG Day every year. Multiple...
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    Need Ideas for Wagon/Trailer/etc. to go with Restored 8n

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