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    Portland tractor show

    Who is all heading to the Portland Indiana show next week? (Featuring Allis Chalmers) And what's everyone taking? I'm taking two of the WC's down the unstyled and the steel rearend. Hope to see you there!!!!
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    New Holland 717 shear bar

    We just purchased a New Holland 717 chopper with one row corn head. Just going threw the machine. The manual doesn't cover the adjustment of the shear bar very well. It tells the distance between the knifes and the shear bar. But you can't really see it threw the opening. How do you get it set...
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    WC pinion shaft bearing

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    WC pinion shaft bearing

    Looking for help everyone. I was working on changing the large hub seal. When my father and I discovered that the outer pinion shaft bearing is bad. How do I get the pinion shaft out to get to the bearing? Thanks for the help.
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    bent trailer axle

    I work at dexter axle in Albion. I have seen some stuff like you are talking about done.I do some service work and go out and repair them. Just buy a axle beam ( just an axle no hubs) then put your hubs and bearings on it. Way to big of a liability to do what your saying. A axle beam is only a...
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    MW nine speed cable

    Purchased a 45 H with a cable shift M&W nine speed. The tractor has been sitting for sometime so the cable is froze up. How can I gain access to the cable in the transmission to change it? Will I need to pull the top of the transmission off or can I get to it threw the belt pulley cover?
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    MW hand clutch

    Thanks everyone. Just wasn't sure. Figured if there was any chance I was gonna jump on it
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    MW hand clutch

    I'm not to familiar with a M that much. I have the chance to buy a M&W hand clutch of a M. The only thing I would have to put it on is a H. Would it fit? Thanks for the help
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    Farmall 560 Clutch problem

    Our 560 diesel did something kind of like your brake issue. You could slowly push on it. Then a loud clung and you would stop quick. Asked the local IH guys. The brakes where dirty. All they did was clean them and adjusted them. Now it works fine. The shifting issue... We ALWAYS pull the torque...
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    odd WC

    Sorry about that. I was mistaking about the rear end. I thought they put and extra piece on to fill it. That is a knock out I believe to get the bearings. And the small plug is what I was talking about is the fill plug
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    odd WC

    It must likely is a Sherman two speed. It could either be a step up or a step down transmission. They made both. From the way it sounds its a later one. The first ones had a detent ball to on the lever but as they got used the springs got weak letting it pop out. The later ones had what I call a...
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    linseed oil

    Hi folks! I have a 1943 WC Allis that is extremely original. It has allot of original paint on it sheet metal is probably a 9 out of 10. It would (in my opinion) a shame to paint it. I have seen folks use linseed oil to preserve tractor's like that. My question is has anyone used it...
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    WC wheels

    That gets complicated. Steel wheels where orange that's for sure. Now on rubber I have allot of original sales literature that shows the most of them black. Even some early styled tractor's with pressed steel rims in black and white photos are black. My 37 WC is repainted with black...
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    Sherman two speed

    It is an overdrive.
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    Sherman two speed

    I have a 46 WC with the Sherman two speed step up. Was wondering if anyone on here had by experience with them. Also if you have ever rebuilt one. Thanks
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