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    IH 5088 gear shift

    give mike a call. he can help you out. he knows a thing or two about these 88 series tractors. https://www.triplertractors.com/ good luck! Duane
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    PPL

    option 4 came into play a few of weeks ago. https://www.propulling.com/press/article/122875
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    IHC 715 combine header auger

    do yourself a huge favor and get a 1020 head. the 810 is a junk head. ran one on my 715 and then upgraded to the 1020. ran my 715 for 10 years last 3 years was with the 1020. the 1020 is now on my 1620. the 715 is by far the worst piece of equipment that i ever owed. good luck...
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    1974 international pickup

    found a new old stock..........not cheap. https://scoutparts.com/products/?view=product&product_id=10310 another tip is to google your part number. that's how I found the above. hth good luck!
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    Keeping rodents from moving into your combine

    I have been using both moth balls and bounce sheets in my combine for many years. this combination has worked so far. Duane
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    potentiometer?

    there is an update to hhc potentiometer to change it from the cable to a rod. well worth the upgrade. there is a also a harness adapter that has a resistor in it to help with "boucning" of the head. mine use to bounce like a bucking bronco till I did these up grades...
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    Info on 1020 IH heads

    yes a 1020 head can be lock into rigid. there are straps that are bolted to the frame to lock it in. sizes I believe are 15, 16.5, 17.5, 20 22.5'.
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    farmall 560 loader valve plumbing HELP!

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    farmall 560 loader valve plumbing HELP!

    this how we have plumbed our 560 for a loader. just hooked into the 2 side ports.
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    IH 1660, 863 corn head

    forgot to post a link to the parts breakdown for 800 series corn heads. http://www.messicks.com/cas/53133
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    IH 1660, 863 corn head

    if you decide to replace the shaft there is an upgrade kit that you can buy from Clark machine and Abilene machine that converts that shaft to a threaded shaft like the 9 and 1000 series. much better than trying to use that roll pin or bolt. I did one row on my 843. I took the gear box off...
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    D301 in 560, oil bypass port ???

    I am sorry if I miss spoke early. I thought that oil filter setup was the one used on the combine. i wasn't always there as the work was done by a local mechanic. hope the pictures helped anyways. good luck! Duane
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    D301 in 560, oil bypass port ???

    here are some pictures. as I said no one mentioned having to drill or relocated the oil filter. hth
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    D301 in 560, oil bypass port ???

    not sure what if anything was done. we did this 25-+ years ago, the guy doing it may have done something I am not aware of. when I get home i'll go look at it and take a picture. Duane
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    D301 in 560, oil bypass port ???

    when we put a D301 in our 560 we used the oil filter base that was on the engine. that was one thing I really liked because it was a spin on filter and no more cartridge filter. we didn't do any drilling. fwiw Duane
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    Back to owning a combine - Gleaner M2

    as others have stated clean it the best you can. I leave all panels off. I also use moth balls and dryer sheets in the cab. been lucky to not have any mice problems. I also try to start my combine through out the winter, tractors too. helps keep the batteries up, run the a/c too, along...
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    5088 transmission problems

    under the floor there are 2 solenoids, one for the even and one for the odd gears. switch the wires and see what happens. if the evens work and the odds don't there is your problem. if not then contact mike at triple r tractors. he knows these tractors. http://www.triplertractors.com/...
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    Your mouse preventer?

    as mentioned take of the shield, clean it up good. i use moth balls and bounce dryer sheets. so far so good with that combo. some people will put flashing around their tires as well. i like to start mine once a month through the year. just keep an eye on the radiator for a coon. hth...
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    Rough day yesterday

    our 715 had an 810 on it. ran it for 3 miserable years. then put a 1020 on it. that worked much better but it was till on a 715. after 10 years finally traded up to a 1620 and use the same 1020 and 843 today. combining was much more enjoyable. i can't imagine going back to a 715. i know...
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    looking at an IH 1420

    i was given this list to use when i was looking at a 1620. it will help on most axial flow combines. Inspection checklist for Axial Combines 1. Put rotor gear box in neutral, open both sides of the rotor and roll the rotor over 360 degrees for balance. 2. Remove the 2 inspection...
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