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    WTB - parts for kewanee auger with flip up hopper

    the well worn one is missing 2 teeth?
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    WTB - parts for kewanee auger with flip up hopper

    how is the well worn one? It might be better than a broken one. Are the broken ones just missing one tooth or several?
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    WTB - parts for kewanee auger with flip up hopper

    I'd appreciate it. I've started replacing al the bearings on the auger. I'd hate to do all that then break a gear next year and have no replacements and have to junk the auger. I'd feel better having an extra on the shelf
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    WTB - parts for kewanee auger with flip up hopper

    Here's a picture of the gear. Just over 4" across with a .800" square center hole
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    WTB - parts for kewanee auger with flip up hopper

    I have an old Kewanee pencil auger with a flip up hopper. Does anyone have a junk one laying around? I have one that I'm putting new bearing in and going to start using. There's a unique gear on the bottom of the auger and the flip up hopper auger that mesh together to drive the hopper auger...
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    D17 Engine Oil Filter Pressure

    I use a NAPA 1085 filter on my D17III It's shorter. I dind't have clearance issues but it's the same as in my 2004 dodge hemi so I stock fewer filters. I also think the shorter filter might fill up faster on startup to oil the engine quicker. I use the same filter for the hydraulics too...
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    D19 tach cable

    Lookup Star Speedometer in Florida. Hiam owns it and can make you one. It might be a little trickier wihtout an old one to measure but should be ok. You will have to measure and guesstimate the length. He rebuilt 2 of my tach and made new cables for them. Great work.
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    G226 connecting rod bearings

    When I rebuilt my WD45, some of the lock nuts had opened up a little and I could almost turn them on by hand so I figured they weren't locking much anymore. Someone told me to put a small socket on top the nut and hit it to punch the tabs together ago. Seemed to work pretty good.
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    low prices

    I'm seeing prices stay strong around here. One thing many people aren't realizing... While interest in these old tractors is dying off in the US interest, interest is growing outside of the US. Developing countries are buying these like crazy and shipping to South America and overseas (even...
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    18.4 42s on D21

    Like Dr said. 18.4x42's will be the same height as 20.8x38's
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    Bigger tires for John Deere 3010.

    You would need to switch to 14" or 15" rims to go to 16.9-38 tires. How is the tractor weighted? You might benefit more by filling the tires with fluid or stacking on wheel weights.
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    JD 6620 Combine Fluids

    The hydraulic system can have standard hydraulic oil but the hydrostat needs low viscosity. The Deere versions of these have been in our 20 series combines since the early 90's
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    Help needed to identify AC tow behind brush cutter

    If you're going to fill with grease, use corn head grease. It's thinner and made for gearboxes. Grandpa ruined a gearbox on the old dairy stirator for the milk tank. It leaked oil and the milk inspector wrote him up for the leaking oil. Grandpa drained the oil and pumped it full of grease...
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    Removing Diesel fuel pump from a 185

    If you're taking it to the shop for a rebuild it doesn't matter but if you're removing and reinstalling you have to wire the throttle shaft. If you don't weight or something inside will fall of. After a shop rebuid, they will wire it for you and you take off the wire after the pump is installed...
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    How to torque head nuts WD

    Snap on makes a special wrench that I have. One end is a box end and the other fits a 1/2 ratchet. It's in the shape of a U so the the box end fits on the nut under the thermostat, then curves around back over the thermostat to put your torque wrench on.
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