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    JD 1520 Hard Cab

    I sure wish you luck with that. It'll be just like when some drunk took out 19 fence posts, my mail box and over a quarter of a mile of wire last week. They'll tell you to turn it in to your insurance company and they'll go after Amazon's insurance company. You'll have to pay your deductible and...
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    Anyone know anything about flail/green choppers? IH8

    I had a 7 and an 8 years ago. I wouldn't buy it unless they can start it up for you. I had a devil of a time with those things being out of balance. The output shaft on the gear box goes inside the flail shaft with a bearing on it so it would coast when you shut them off. I don't know if the...
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    Slippery clutch

    I just never run out of new things to learn. The clutch slipped a few times in my 2-135 last fall when I was chopping. Not actually in the field, but when I pulled out in the road pulling the chopper and loaded wagon and tried to get going in road gear. I started spring work with it and it would...
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    Keystone Oliver Collectors Plow Day

    It's hard to get them all going right, that's for sure. We had ours yesterday. Started out with 12 tractors, finished with 10. We had planned to plow here at home, but had too much rain Friday. If we'd plowed here on this heavier ground, things wouldn't have looked so good with all those...
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    8300 width across a trailer

    That reminds me of an consignment sale I was at one time. Somebody bought a drill and had it loaded in the back of his pickup with the tongue hanging out over the passenger side of the box. He came up the row and tried to go around the auctioneers truck. The tongue slammed right in to the back...
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    John Deere 450

    Probably, unless you can get it set so it barely shims the ground.
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    Tractor question that's really about implements

    I sure hate to hear about people being seriously hurt or killed by using the wrong tool for the job.
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    Disc Mowers

    I think the gears sling the oil up there.
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    1650 3 point

    There's a bypass bolt down by your right heel. It has a takes a three quarter inch wrench and has a real thin lock nut on it. If that's turned out, the three point won't work. That hasn't worked loose has it?
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    Super 88 brakes

    Sometimes I'm a little envious that you're still finding these fencerow and barn find Olivers, but then you always find things like this and I'm glad it's not me. LOL
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    Hart Parr 19-36 hard to put in gear

    Do those have a pilot bearing or a brass bushing? Sounds like whichever one it is, it's binding up and keeping the shaft turning.
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    Nice small Loader tractor for Round bales, 5x6 & Misc Farm Work

    Comes down to can you or should you.
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    John Deere 450

    Not accurately.
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    1750 Power Steering Leaks

    You can get a hydraulic hose made with compression fittings on both ends and graft that in. That's about the only way to do it when you blow a rubber hydraulic line that hooks to the hydramotor anyway since those fittings on the hydramotor are all but obsolete anyway, if not totally obsolete. So...
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    1750 Power Steering Leaks

    I've got a compression fitting in a line on my 1850, been there for years. However, I rubbed a hole in a line on the 2-105 a week ago and I brazed that one. If yours can be brazed, that's the way I'd go.
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    1800A parts

    There was a farm sale here a few years ago with a lot of Olivers. One of them was just what I wanted, A series narrow front gas. Not a show piece, but decent original for what it was. That one got to $3000 in a hurry. I got in one bid before it got there and that was my limit on it. I guess...
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    1800A parts

    Dang, I'd like to have an A series, but I don't want to start with one that rough.
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    JD 2020 disk size

    I wouldn't go over 8 foot. That might be pushing it in plowed ground.
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    Found a parts 1800

    Ya, I guess blowing it up and wearing my glasses I can make that out.
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    Found a parts 1800

    Interesting thing to me is the Cockshutt emblem on the front. I'd like to know the story with that.
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