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    parts help for 730 case-o-matic

    Also the Eagle Hitch is easier to hook up implements in my book. Not sure why Case bothered to switch to the Fergison hitch when the patent expired.
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    Got to clean it up

    I like to paint parts, new or used, I am replacing or even working on so a few years from now I know what I did.
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    parts help for 730 case-o-matic

    Draft-o-matic was designed to automatically control the 3 point hitch so a plow stays at a constant depth. Nice for plowing, but a nuisance for other task because a bump will lower or raise your implement.
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    parts help for 730 case-o-matic

    Instead of a dry clutch like most tractors in the 50s and earlier had, Case came out with the Case-o-matic, which replaced the dry clutch with a torque converter. There is a leaver, usually on the steering column, that locks the torque converter and automatically disengages when the 'clutch'...
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    Quick fixes on tractors

    One thing to consider is when did the tractor break. Likely not at the end of fall harvest when one had all winter in the shop to fix it, but more likely in the middle of something that had to get done before weather, like hay on the ground and a storm coming. I try not to be too harsh on those...
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    Tornado Damage

    Sorry to hear about all the damage but glad you, your wife, and the dog are OK. All the other stuff can be replaced. How did other families near you fair?
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    Update on railroad flooding

    Seems like he has an admission of responsibility. That is important, though it would have been better if they had admitted it in an email in addition to the phone call.
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    Sharpening a putty knife Home

    Wrong, wood chisels are beveled one side, but you need to sharpen both sides, same with a hand plane. Cold chisels are beveled and sharpened both sides. If you have a wood chisel that has the bevel side sharpened, but the back side gouged and pitted, it will not cut well at all.
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    430 and 530 diesels

    I thought for the 300, 310B, and 430 the row crop version with the adjustable front axil had the 28" rear tires, the industrial and the utility version with the solid front axil had the 24" rear tires.
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    Sharpening a putty knife Home

    Don't know about a putty knife, and a hoe, but you sharpen a wood chisel on both sides. (Hand plane too) The back side you lap flat, and then the front side is the bevel. I always sharpen my chisels and planes with a hone too, not a grinder, and finish with a black Arkansas stone for a mirror...
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    Corn crib

    I have seen metal cribs, but not exactly like that. Instead of holes punched in the metal, they had dimples pressed into the metal, about 3/4" slit at the bottom. Wire was more common, and wood more common still.
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    Tractor Size v Implement Size

    Just to add, that shear pin is their to protect the equipment and is sized/speced to do so. They are easy, quick, and cheap to replace, especially compared to a gear box or drive shaft.
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    Shop Wiring

    National Electric Code does not allow Romex or type NM cable in conduit, so that needs to be done with staples. One thing you can do is run the Romex high, mount a box at the ceiling, then run metal conduit or EMT down to the receptacle. Either strip off the sheath or just use plain wire in the...
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    putting aftermarket seat on a 311

    My 311 RN had one when I got it. I think they have a universal plate on the bottom, so you might not need an adapter plate. But the seat is a little lower so it blocks access to the rockshaft grease fittings.
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    Center decal for 730 dual range.

    Could you tape it and paint it?
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    Light Fixture question

    Need height of the shop and the exact manufacture/model of the fixture to do an accurate calculation. But a quick calc says 12 will be good. If the walls are really dark use 15.
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    Todays funny

    Moral of the story, if you know haw many tractors you have, then you do not have enough!
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    Harvest 2021

    Rusty, they may be a novelty item now, but they were once widely used. Remember when I was 5 or 6 years old going to my grandfather's farm during wheat harvest. He had a pull type JD, and it was a bagger, which was also very popular. Our job was to ride on the wagon, hop of, and throw the bags...
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    Case VAC top link?

    Conner, is that for a VAC or is it for a 100 or 30 series? Or did they change the center link on the VAC when they changed the steering linkage?
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    Silo for Saturday

    Really like those old ceramic tile silos, and barns. Still see a few around.
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