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    Oliver 1750 wet stacking

    Any supposed fix will likely be temporary. Cool ambient temperatures and lots of idling and light loads will exacerbate the issue. All the old diesels used here do the same thing unless you work the snot out of them. They're just not designed with hobby farming in mind. If it's that bothersome...
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    Tire size vs speed for mowing with Farmall C

    So money better spent making 133 cubes...
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    Tire size vs speed for mowing with Farmall C

    You know, that actually might be the cheaper option for more power. I just though with it being strictly a mower tractor that having it a little lower wouldn't be a bad thing.
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    Tire size vs speed for mowing with Farmall C

    Hi all. I was looking through tractor specs and it appears the Farmall C should've come with 9x36 rear tires. Mine has 11.2x38 on the back and I think 5.00-15 on the front. It has an L306 mower on it and that's all it's used for. Changing back to 9x36 and 4.00-15 should hypothetically reduce the...
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    3288 international

    I did that whole dance with a 5.9 that had a bad miss. Cracked injector lines, found bad cylinder, swapped injectors and the problem stayed in the cylinder. Took the head off and figured it must've been the scoring I found in the cylinder. Overhauled it, had nozzles rebuilt, and put it back...
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    Farmall C governor

    Mine did the same thing last year. When you drained the gas, did you pull the whole fuel shutoff out of the tank or just take the bowl off and drain it that way? One of these little guys can move around enough that it would run okay for awhile and then just fall on its face. Wait 2 minutes...
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    1780 jd planter with 4710 massy

    FWIW, we saw a 5711 set up as a demo with a White 6rn planter. Those tractors are also open center. The planter had a pto pump. They must figure that style planter is most likely going on a utility class tractor which seem to mostly have open center hydraulics.
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    Farmall C cooling question

    I felt like this needed updating. I took the front end off of the tractor to do a front crank seal. When I was putting everything back together, I noticed a groove in the water outlet. So, lo and behold it did have one originally. I did finally find a source for the thermostat, spacer, and...
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    756 GAS TRACTOR RUNS WITH FULL CHOKE

    The choke cuts off air, enriching the mixture. If it runs better with choke on, it's not getting enough fuel. Either fuel screen or something in the carburator is getting blocked off.
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    C PTO inop...

    Thank you. I was a bit worried at first having no feedback from the PTO lever. No grinding, binding, or any audible or tangible clues. Whole repair took about 3 hours.
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    C PTO inop...

    Worn pin that slides the PTO tube. I cut it off, drilled through the plate and welded in a piece of grade 8 5/16" bolt.
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    C PTO inop...

    Mowed for a good hour last night on the Farmall C. Today PTO won't work. Tractor moves fine. Lever seems to move correctly, but no joy. What could've gone wrong sitting overnight?
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    Seal kit for 350707R94 pump?

    I did notice that. I wasn't sure though if that revision caused enough difference that would make the kit unusable. I'll give it a shot, thank you. On a related note, does anyone have a good number for the pump shaft repair sleeve?
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    Seal kit for 350707R94 pump?

    I need a seal kit for hydraulic pump number 350707R94. I only see 350707R96 listed under seal kits. Any idea which kit I need? This pump has an o ring sealing the pump shaft. This pump also appears to have a square cut sealing ring between the two halves of the pump. Any help is appreciated.
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    1951 C touch control hydraulic rebuild

    I know I'm digging up an old thread, but how hard did you find this job? I noticed mine is leaking out the front of the unit.
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