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    4320 Steering Lines

    The steel steering lines on my 1971 4320 need to be replaced. They are expensive. The existing steel lines are 0.29x I.D. I would like to go to 5000 psi hydraulic hoses 0.250 I.D. I would like to use this 0.5 O.D. hose to better fit the existing routing, vs using a 3/8 I.D. hose, 5/8 O.D. A...
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    How to be a good neighbor

    Way to go!!!
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    Today's funny

    I grew up on a dairy farm. Second farm was beef cattle. With all the equipment required on a dairy farm not to mention cattle health, milking and otherwise, I can safely say there are a lot of Monday Holidays every week. Paul
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    Workbench/table ideas

    Thanks to everyone for all the great comments!!!! Paul
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    Workbench/table ideas

    Thanks for all the great comments!
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    Workbench/table ideas

    I want to build a work table, welding and fabrication and repair, on wheels/casters. I have seen some really cleaver ideas on here. I am thinking 30 by 8 or 10 ft. I am wondering if you have some cleaver ideas you built into a table or bench you would post some pictures here. Thanks.
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    Ford 6610 or 7610

    Assuming similar condition or 7610 in better condition, 7610.
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    Receiver mounted 3 point hitch

    I don't want to offend but, did you ever hear of Rub Goldberg? Whewwww!
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    Advice on selling a tractor

    I really liked what Shaler had to say. In WI late winter/spring seems like a better time to sell. Unless your looking for a winter project the juices are flowing then for the coming season. Why buy a tractor just to store it over winter unless you really need a winter chore tractor. Yours...
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    D12 12 volt conversion gone wrong

    Lots of good comments. I will add: I shuddered when you said you disconnected all the wires to the alternator, you may have needed some of those connections for ground or 12 volts. I did not read all the posts but those I did read did not mention checking your grounds. You need your...
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    SVCummins Mark-IA

    Right side: Chalk lines on sidewalk denote where tire sat on the floor over the summer. Thanks again for your responses. Paul
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    SVCummins Mark-IA

    Post-it’s denote measurements to rim or tire lug from measurement jig.
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    SVCummins Mark-IA

    Pictures: Pink chalk on lugs signifies 0 gap to wood block from lug. White chalk signifies 3/4” gap to lug. When driving down the road with the rollover plow on the back this creates quite a hump for the driver.
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    SVCummins Mark-IA

    Thanks for your responses guys about making my tires round. I will post some pictures but the right tire got better with plowing as it had sat all summer. Right tire rim variation radially was 3/16”. Tire variation was 4/16, maybe 5/16”. Side to side I did not put a ruler to but less than...
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    Making Rear Tires Round

    My 4250 has a pretty good hump in the rear tires going down the road even after plowing a field. What procedure do you use to make them round? I just had the wedges moved to the inner bevel, it is worse than it was before. Thanks, Paul
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