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    Got my rearend kicked yesterday

    I feal your pain. I was fairly good with stuff in tight spots, after working on radial aircraft engines in the Navy. But my 84 ear old hands just don't work that well any more, like they did in my 20. stan
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    Update on Woods mower blades

    What is What isn't made in china anymore. I don't use my woods much since I have my flail mower. I use the flail mower if there may be rocks. My Flail mower doesn't like rocks. One thing I like about my Woods mower is, how easy it is to change blades. Stan
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    Literature---1960's-80's New Holland Small Bale Balers

    New Holland small bailers from the 60's sure brings back some memories of farm life in the 60's for me. The old poke wire through stationery bailers, where wire was poked through dividers, by hand, on one side of the bale as it was coming out, and tied by a person on the other side were being...
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    NEED HELP, NEW PROJECT (NOT A TRACTOR) - 110 year old Barn Find Studebaker

    I had two very old rake wheels with good wood spokes. Before I realized what had happened the wood was attacked by some wood boring insect, not termites. Now all I have is the iron center, and out side iron. Stan
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    NEED HELP, NEW PROJECT (NOT A TRACTOR) - 110 year old Barn Find Studebaker

    I friend of mine has a Studebaker wagon that has been in his family since it was new. Stan
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    NEED HELP, NEW PROJECT (NOT A TRACTOR) - 110 year old Barn Find Studebaker

    Lucky you. The car must have tight been in a fairly good shed with a good roof. For being that old it looks in good shape. You should start with the wood spoke wheels. These will be the first to go. Stan
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    Happy Birthday to Me

    July 3rd is a good day for both of us. Enjoy yours. Happy birthday. Stan
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    Bought a Weed Wacker

    I'm with you on that same issue. I was probably on 3th gas blower over the years, they work good when they start. My daughter gave me a battery operated blower for Christmas. I was very impressed with it. My city banned gas powered blowers. Now I can used it in my mowing jobs around the city to...
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    Going to wake up older tomorrow

    It happens every July 3rd. I wake up a year older. My mowing season is just about done for this year. If God gives me have another year, I will probably be mowing next year. Stan
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    Should I buy it?

    Someone should ger the temp gage fixed soon, operating with out a temp gage is a big no no. Does it lose water? I would think if it was a head gasket issue there would be water in the oil. Check the radiator tubes for being plugged. If you drain some radiator, remove the radiator cap. you may be...
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    Bears - Wolves - Alligators

    Walk with someone much older you can out run. Stan
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    Did some bush hogging.

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    Calf tubing question

    My Brother (RIP) raised cattle for over 40 years in Ca. I never heard him talking about tubing. Not to say he didn't do it, Stan
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    Grease suggestions

    I didn't get a chanced to finish my post. I filled the mower gearbox with grease. That was a few years ago. It seams to be working fine. It does push a little out, I just add more. Stan again
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    Grease suggestions

    I bought my first grease tube in over 60 years. My brother had gun that took the cartridges. Sure is a lot easier, and not as messy. Dad had grease in 5 gal pales left over from farming. Some one gave me a 50 gal drum 1/3 full. That lasted until now. The tubes do work easy, but is just another...
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