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    Signs of the times 6/13

    There’s a sought after sign
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    hay making reference book

    Excellent hay making question , please get back to us in future results . I have a suggestion ,it’s about farming . called “ Traditional American and Canadian Farming Techniques “ , written originally in 1916 . Because,I suggest don’t let the date be a turn off , it so practical ,making...
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    New one on me

    Good for you , finding good a used one. Suggest cleaning key way , free of rust ,dirt paint so it slides on some fresh grease. You ll get it take your time . I would not also use old bolts get grade 8 and use 4 fluted clean out tap in all the treads to ensure the accurate torque . I don’t...
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    With IHC's Iron Guard paint gone........

    Well from show experience , I really think a good paint job is all you need , for working tractors I still prefer a quality paint product. It’s up to the owners what they prefer to use .
  5. 560Dennis

    New one on me

    I see the cap key is tapered like the 560 for ease of sliding wheels along axle for wheel spacing .
  6. 560Dennis

    New one on me

    I don’t think welding the axle or cap is a very good option. That will change the metal grain structure of axle and cap making it weak and unusable. .
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    What to expect from a tractor that’s been sitting for 4 to 5 years

    Nice straight sheet metal grill ,that a clue to me ,it’s a good runner.
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    Some starting help needed.

    Take a paper white business card and swipe it vigorously over close contact point to remove the contramination. The white card should be cover white with a black oxide . Spray some crc contacts cleaners on them ,give that try . Clean the rotor button and distributor contact with point file ...
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    Interesting things you have, or had in the past on your place

    Piece Arrow 6 + Lincoln welder .
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    Working on the '49 M.

    Agh, wheel weight best have a crane by you self at a 130 pounds . As you must have got it right the wheel weight only goes one way or you can get a wrench on the wheel axle clamps outside. Suggest you not put any kids on the fender . Fender will bend out and the tire lugs will shear off the...
  11. 560Dennis

    Plow day

    I don’t see many cubs plowing at plow days here. Best to ask never thought of a garden tractor plow day .
  12. 560Dennis

    Motor Oil...

    Put 300k miles of all brands from monthly sales at AZ with bundle filters , that oil was conventional 5-30 sae,semi synthetic,and synthetic in my 4.6 98 f150 . Still be running it if the body of the truck don’t return to dirt in NEO . You do as you wish , I refuse to deviate from OEM...
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    354 international gas carb.

    Fixed damaged threads zenith 161 with braze and retapping . Don’t really think it’s worth the efforts, . Take time and machines. Sometimes the top plate casting cracks , fixed it with braze and retapping. Up to you ,how handy are you?
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    1950 John Deere A flashing charging system

    In YT article few things to remember at bottom https://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/pages/artint4/
  15. 560Dennis

    Broken and stuck sediment bowl

    Suggest this https://www.crcindustries.com/freeze-off-super-rust-penetrant-bolt-spray/
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