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    510 combine heads

    I am looking for a flex head to fit our 510 combine and was wondering if anyone knew what model numbers would fit it
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    230 broken choke

    it is a zenith carb, i"ll get the serial number off the tractor tomorrow
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    230 broken choke

    Been having trouble starting our 230 since its getting colder so figured i"d investigate. Turns out the rod that goes through the carb that holds the round butterfly valve is snapped. I have yet to figure our how it has happened because its never pulled anywhere close to hard before but anyway...
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    farmall 560

    yes it will. under where the glow plug meter is there is a switch for 1 way or 2 way cylinders, it has a small hair pin through it
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    806 and 735 plow

    We use a 5-16 behind our 806 or 766, they will both pull it in low 4th in sod but the 806 runs better with it, more low end grunt it seems for if you hit a hard spot. soil here in pa can be pretty rocky too.
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    interested in an f-12 pa residents?

    Saw this add on craigslist this evening, had to share with everyone, it seems good to me, heck i don't have time for another project but i thought about buying it to set aside for down the road. I don't know much about these older tractors but seems like a very fair price to me. 1935 f 12
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    16.1 Front Rims

    I was wondering what the bolt pattern, center hole size, and ofset is on the jd 16.1 8 lug rims, the ones for 16.5 of 14 wide tires, thanks in advance.
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    Rain

    I live on the pa/md line, early spring was very wet and now haven't had a drop of rain for a month and the last rain before that was only a tenth! 20 miles north of me has gotten a few more showers than us but its not good, a lot of corn was coming into tassel when this dry spell hit, its going...
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    anyone seen a loose bale wagon?

    My dad has lost a wagon or two in the past with a similar situation, what we do is place a bolt in upside down, on top goes the washer, nut, then safety pin in a drilled hole, you'll never lose one of them! We also do that with our discbine and rotary mower, all the loose underneath has a habit...
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    1949 M Gallops at high speed

    We have a 706 with no fluid in in the rear but it has one piece wheel weights. The tractor always rode super smooth but was gradually getting a bounce to it, at first it seemed like some broken cords in the tire because there was no wobble following it. It continued to get worse but what ended...
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    1466 questions

    Yea I was talking about the cast rear centers. I know I have seen a lot of 1086's with only the 6 oppenings but most every other tractor i've seen was the 12 opening cast centers and this one has one of each. The 2 12v batteries makes sense to me but our 766 and 806 are both the 2 long 6 volts...
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    1466 questions

    I recently bought a non-running 1466 as a project and is my first tractor of my own. We have a 766 but there are quite a few differences between them and i'm trying to figure out some of the original's of this 1466. It currently has different rears on it, the right has the 12 hole center wedge...
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