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  1. M

    Dumb clutch question

    UPDATE: I got the clutch installed today. Went through the trouble of removing the flywheel and hauling it to the clutch shop due to the advice received in this thread. Got there and they told me that these flywheels don't get resurfaced. The tractor went back together fairly easy. I use a floor...
  2. M

    Dumb clutch question

    I have a 5200 tractor that I'm putting a new clutch in. It is a dual clutch assembly. Will I need to have the flywheel resurfaced? I have a manual and can find nothing saying the flywheel needs to be redone. Just want to make sure.
  3. M

    What could go wrong?

    Try turning it off and turning it back on again to see if it fixes the problem.
  4. M

    round head bolts

    The bolts in three bolt clamps for guywires on powerlines and telephone lines look like that.
  5. M

    What is this tool?

    Ask the ebay seller?
  6. M

    Goose neck hitch

    Their gooseneck hitches are made in China. Prove me wrong.
  7. M

    Goose neck hitch

    Their gooseneck hitches are made in China. Prove me wrong.
  8. M

    Goose neck hitch

    B&W is USA made. Curt is made in China.
  9. M

    You guys that haul regular, what?s your thoughts on thiis?

    A 110 weighs 10,000 pounds.
  10. M

    What to look for in an old tractor

    Put is in high gear and see if the clutch slips.
  11. M

    What to look for in an old tractor

    Put is in high gear and see if the clutch slips.
  12. M

    post replacement

    You can also drive a rod or steel post into the "stump" and pull the remaining post out.
  13. M

    Rock drill

    You'll need a 185cfm compressor and a rock drill. The steel will need to be a 4 foot length if the rock is on the surface of the ground. You'll also need some stout mechanical help to remove the steel if it gets hung up in the ground.
  14. M

    Valve Lash Adjustment Ford 641

    I did mine cold. You don't have to take anything but the valve cover off. No need to remove the fuel tank or sheet metal. You may want/need a flathead screwdriver bent at a 90° angle to turn the adjuster screw.
  15. M

    I've never priced a new one, but this doesn't sound right...

    6 grand for a new hay elevator? http://westky.craigslist.org/grd/4387993367.html
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