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    Ford 2310 3 cyl. injection pump leaking

    Started as a small drip, but now is leaking a lot. looks like it is coming from behind the pump but hard to tell. And now it leaks running or not. Any help appreciated. this is a cav pump if that helps. thanks in advance. Dave
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    Car hunting for My Sara

    Picked up a 2006 Mercury montego with 65k orig. miles. loaded, cool ride, sits high like an Suv. all wheel drive. Stay away rom Nissan, junk.
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    OT- -Esophogeal cancer update

    Prayers sent my friend, cancer is a game changer, that being said, I am a 35 year cancer survivor As my my mother told me , chin up
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    2310 pto adjustment

    1983 Ford 2310 tractor [3 cylinder diesel] Live PTO does not seem to totally disengage, clutch free play is about right [1.5 inches] I have read that some linkages have two holes for different adjs. mine does not. Any idea's? Hoping for a quick fix, don't want to split. thanks in advance Dave
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    4610 fuel filter change, now won't start

    Yep, listen to these guys, Dieseltech bailed me out with the exact same problem on my Ford 2310. gasket looks like it should go in the upper groove of the filter, but blocks fuel flow.
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    Speaking of wood... stoves

    I have heated my house for over 35 years with a wood stove, and have had many different brand names including Vermont Castings. For the past 15 years I been using a Quadra Fire 3100 stove. Much better stove than any of the other ones. Easy overnight burns, when run properly, hardly any...
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    Feel like I have been taken advantage of.

    Hey Dave, I can see where you are coming from, I tend to be overwhelmed when someone asks to borrow something. [ I would buy something before asking to borrow]. and I would have done the same as you, but that crosses the line when when someone other than the borrower is the user. just my 2 cents
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    radial arm saw blade bolt

    thanks to all who replied, unfortunately I don't have the broken piece. but will check out the local Ace hardware.
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    radial arm saw blade bolt

    Did a foolish thing and broke the bolt that holds the blade on. thought it was right handed and snapped it off. This is a Craftsman saw about 20 years old or so. I got the broken piece out, but every place i check says this bolt is obsolete. It is left handed thread, but unsure of size or thread...
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    Replacing Dropbox Seal on 1720

    That particular seal is actually a seal the turns within itself. almost like a bearing. Just want to make sure you have the right one before installing. bought mine at the NH dealer, something like $80. good luck!
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    Replacing Dropbox Seal on 1720

    I did those seals on a 1520 last year. Scored the paint /gasket with razor knife. Then used a brass punch to the outer case all the way around. Once it starts to separate I was able to get a chisel in between. Just be gentle, those parts are hard to come by!
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    To tube or not to tube.

    I second DRussell , have had to do that many times with shipped tires. And even better, if you can set them in the sun while propped open, all the better. I personally like tubeless better, run over a nail just pop a plug in it. no breaking down and patching. my 2 cents.
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    Neighbor wanted to help

    I'm of the stubborn nature also Just prefer to do things my own way. I sometimes get slack at work for refusing help when the boss asks me if I'd like a crew. nope
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    It's about time I caught a break..

    Same thing happened to me a couple weeks ago, rear tire on my massey half flat, thinking the worst, and trying to air it up, starts losing air faster, then I remember the inner valve, had one in the tool box... thank you lord
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    Keep the 1979 or buy new?

    For just an acre of land I think I would be inclined to keep the little Ford. I have owned a couple of the compact shibaura's and have good luck with them. You don't say how many hours are on it, but with good maintenance you can expect it to last a good long time. If tires are good and no...
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