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    12V Sprayer pump flow and pressure question

    I would splurge for higher volume. At least in the 2 1/2 gallon minute range.
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    Boundry Problem

    If you know for sure where line is, mark it with post or whatever. What he does or does not do on his side Is his problem. Fought with neighbor here for years. He was always encroaching. Everytime we tried to talk about it he would go wild. Finally said enough and hired a licensed surveyor...
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    Dowsing Rods

    I use 2 pieces of 8 gauge copper. Have found many water lines with them. Have made several people eat their words when i got them out to find a water line.
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    8 volt cub update

    Whatever you do, DO NOT reuse the headgasket!!! Great to get it running.
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    batwing mower

    Rhino would be my choice between the 2. Never been a bush hog fan. We owned a couple of belly mowers by bush hog. Basically both were lemons. And no they were not abused. Used them for mowing sweet potatoe vines ahead of digger. Both gave gear box issues. Also, at one time was told by local...
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    Want input on choosing a new ute

    Not listed. Maybe you do not have close dealer. John deere gator. I have an 825. Had it 5 years or so. Trouble free. Great capacity. Seats very comfortable. The back of seat has a nice slope. Much like car or truck.
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    Sprayer for Super A

    Closer view.
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    Sprayer for Super A

    Mount an electric 25 or 15 gallon on the rear lift arms. Very simple. Get one with a higher volume pump. Been using one on my super a for probably close to 30 years. Have a 2 nozzle boom for spraying the row or i can use wand for spraying fence lines and such.
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    Shouler pain

    Bone spurs and torn rotator cuff for me. All at once realized could not raise right arm over head. Same dr that replaced my knees saw bone spurs thru skin. Xray confirmed. Did mri for rotator check. Yep. It was torn. Surgery. Did home therapy and about year later i was back to normal
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    1929 Farmall regular, cylinder pitted from being stuck , can I get by with just honing the cylinder clean or do I need to replace the sleeve?

    I won some good old fashioned common sense. You spend your money as you want. I spend mine as i want. For a putzing around tractor i would hone, ring and run. Depending on how i felt i might even RE USE the head gasket!!!
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    1929 Farmall regular, cylinder pitted from being stuck , can I get by with just honing the cylinder clean or do I need to replace the sleeve?

    AMEN 👍
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    1929 Farmall regular, cylinder pitted from being stuck , can I get by with just honing the cylinder clean or do I need to replace the sleeve?

    You think what you want to. If it was mine i would hone it, ring it, run it. 5 to 10 even 20 hours a year it will be running when most of us are pushing up daisies. Again, tractor is not going to make a 1000 acre crop. Have done several that looked that bad. Run fine. Your money, your time...
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    1929 Farmall regular, cylinder pitted from being stuck , can I get by with just honing the cylinder clean or do I need to replace the sleeve?

    Hone it. Ring it. Run it!!!!! 5 hours a year will never know it. hone it. Ring it. Run it!!!! For 5 to 10 hours a year it will be fine. I dont think you plan on “making a crop” with it as the saying goes.
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    Distillate Farmall Super MTA Question

    Not sure how many were made but we had one. Got it around 1960. Traded it in in 77 On a mf275. Wish we still had it. It ran on distillate until around 74 when we could no longer get it. Just went to gas with no ill effects. Remember it did love to drink. Fill in the morning, noon and...
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    '64 Cub

    Hey. Been busier than i planned. Thinking first week april be good time to do the project we were talking about. I am busy april 1 and 3. Working 3 days the next week. Figure next week is too busy anyway.
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