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    Happy veterans day to my vet friends

    US Navy,It was an adventure right off the farm. 64-68 Stan
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    pto sleeve stuck

    I f it were mine I would take my angle grinder with a thin blade and cut it up to the inside tube. Heat the tube and put more penetrating oil in the cut heat it if necessary, use a hammer but dont dent the tube. Maybe make a cut on the other side if necessary. As a last thing, pry the tube...
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    Don't like hurting my self

    The skin does grow back. I have done that a few times on small tears. Stan
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    Horse parking (in the way) video clip....

    We adopted a wild Burro from the BLM in california years back. In a few months we had too. We didn't know she was expecting. The mother didn't like the baby, we had to raised it with a bottle, until she could eat real food. I would come home from my factory job at night and feed it Stan
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    BEES!

    I dont know wat type of bees you have he in California some of our bees have crossed with bees from Africa . All you need t do is is get close they will go on the attack. Stan
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    Bought a Tractor Yesterday - Stumbled Upon a Pickers Dream!

    I see a lot of stuff someone was going to fix one day. Stan
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    BEES!

    In my 35 or so years of mowing and disking for others I have had a lot of encounter's with bees. A couple I remember: I was mowing and disturbed a hive in a dead tree. They started after me. In a panic I shifted into low, not high, and started creeping along as I am swatting bees. I was real...
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    Makes my head hurt

    All my tractors are made in the US, and use American made tools to do repairs. Then along comes my mf 231, made in Poland, It wasn't too bad tool wise. In the 60's I got a BSA motorcyee made in England. It needed a completely different set of tools, called Whitworth. If one wrench didn't fit...
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    wont start

    Someone mentioned air flow. You say it ran when parked. Make sure nothing made a nest in the air inlet somewhere. My story: my tractor just started running out of power just idled. l changed the carburetor., still didnt run right. It had good spark, but still didn't run good. Finally found...
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    Don't like hurting my self

    Fixing something on my tractor it is not uncommon to cut or scrap my self and start bleeding. Today I injured my self twice, not working on my tractor, but Just walking through my screen door, and it slammed shut on my arm, and made a nice cut. Then setting a rat trap it went off and made a nice...
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    Seized engine miracle free-up

    I use one part molasses 9 parts water works for rusted parts in a few days, for me. After it is rinsed off it will start to rust, and will need rust preventive. Muriatic acid will also work (pool acid) a little tamer then sulfuric acid. It will attack the metal, where molasses will not. Rust...
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    Bearing information

    l have 4 rod sets # 3209, 2 main sets 3227, 1 main set 3208, Is this a standard set of bearings? Stan
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    What happened to pickups??

    That's my 05 F150. Stan
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    Was getting a little worried

    A few days ago I was getting a pain in the left side of my chest. didn't last long. Yesterday it was a sharp constant pain. Time for a doctor visit. Checked in to my local hospital. They did some tests. Three hours later I saw a doctor, He said your heart is doing ok. Chest X ray didn't show...
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    Hydraulic cylinder scratches and pits

    If it were mine I would use JB weld. Just make sure it's super clean. Stan
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