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    Oliver green SEMI gloss paint

    Thanks for all the comments. I may wait until I can more totally disassemble the beast for some better prep and prime.
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    Oliver green SEMI gloss paint

    Yes, I should prime if I'm going through all the cleaning effort... Thanks
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    Oliver green SEMI gloss paint

    Recently picked up a tractor thats painted a lighter green than it should be. I'd rather use a semigloss paint not the standard gloss paints. I want to use a decent quality of paint but have been told that adding enough deglosser/flattening agent will weaken the paint. Ideally, whatever I spray...
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    Pair of Cletrac crawlers

    The one on the left looks like a model W made from 1919-to about 1932 and the one on the right is a model K which was made from 1925-1932. These are pretty common.....Neat little 4cyl engines..
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    Clev Motor Plow mod R-need copy of parts book & user man

    Starting work on my model R and am looking for any parts books or instruction manuals for that model.. Anybody out there have such a thing? Also looking for brochures or advertising with pictures.. Thanks
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    How do I get this belt pulley off shaft?

    Combine, you're correct. thanks
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    How do I get this belt pulley off shaft?

    No way to get the bell housing off with the pulley in the way... May just drill and tap holes on the hub face and use a screw type puller.
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    How do I get this belt pulley off shaft?

    Yes there were 2 set screws set at 90 degrees apart but those are out. Ive torched the hub and there is still no movement. I can drill and then tap into the end of the key and maybe use a slide hammer to pull the key but the pulley will most likely be still frozen on the shaft. How the heck did...
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    How do I get this belt pulley off shaft?

    There is nothing to grab onto on the center hub. The pressed cardboard pulley only has a thin metal plate on the front and rear which I dont want to pound on. I'm unfamiliar with this type and cant figure out how to use a puller to pull it off the shaft. This hercules engine was on a JD...
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    Massey Harris 27 combine

    I'm restoring (2) Cletrac crawlers now both with JXC engines and will today pick up another complete JXC out of a John Deere 36 thresher as a parts motor just in case. You can PM me with question if you have any.
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    Need .045-.060 over 4.0 pistons, 2.75+ comp. height

    Looking for 4.045--4.060 Pistons, rather tall in compression height at 2.75"-2.85" Wrist pin, 1.125" They can be alum or cast iron.. This is for a Wisconsin water cooled 6 cyl. If figured this would be the place to post as this group seems to be quite creative.... Thanks!
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    Ross steering gear with ball bearings

    Make a new cage out of a steel ring. I had the same issue with a Borg and Beck throw out bearing and a transmission thrust bearing and both replacements are still working fine. The purpose of the cage is just to keep the bearings separated equally and the stamped metal type has the advantage of...
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    Need key for this Eisemann CAT ignition switch

    Need a key for this. I have another similar one that does take a double "tooth" key with an oval tab but this one looks like it might be some sort of knob with peg/shaft and single tooth. Anybody out there have one that fits and can email or answer back here with a picture? Roland...
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    Anyone know the compression height on a Super M piston?

    Thanks for the info. I'll see if any of these are available or if I can find an internet refernce.
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    Anyone know the compression height on a Super M piston?

    1) what is compression height on the standard flat top piston? 2) do they come in a 4.030 or 4.045 diameter? Thanks, Looking to use these in another engine that needs a 2.75"---2.85" compression height
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