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    ugly as it gets.

    I"m sure that Dave2 will see that the tractor & old Dodge is as ugly as it gets. Pictures will show the embarassment we suffer by hiding underneath Straw hat and sun glasses.The last embarassing touches went on the 706 today. Loader, windshield wiper motor.Mirror,grab handle.and don"t forget...
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    Another Fuel shut-off question

    When I shut off the fuel valve it takes about 2 minutes at idle speed (with a little "goose" or two) for the engine to die. If bringing into the garage, all garage doors wide open. Angelo.
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    OT--Picture Downloading

    Have Windows XP. I can't download a picture from posts that show a small red x within a black square. I've clicked, double-clicked-- right and left; also on "show picture" and no results. Any advice greatly appreciated. Angelo
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    Yet Again on Cornhead Grease

    Thanks to all for the replies. It's now full stea--er, grease--ahead! Angelo
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    Yet Again on Cornhead Grease

    I know there's been much discussion on cornhead grease (maybe too much!) and just as I'm ready to use it on my 1948 8N steering box, I see a couple of possible problems. I heard that, #1, overfilling could pop out the Welsh plug at the base of the box, exposing the clutch to grease and, #2, the...
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    old timer question-fresno

    Fresno Scraper. Look it up on the internet. Angelo
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    unusual duties

    Re #3, grass cutting over septic bed. I'd like to do this, too, with my rotary cutter. Talked to my septic tank cleaner and also County Health. They were pretty negative, saying the N would likely cause soil compaction around the leach lines, but didn't seem too sure. Anyway, it's lawn mower...
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    Should I Run it Dry?

    At the end of the day, I turn off the gas at the sediment bulb knob and let the engine run till till it dies for lack of fuel. Then I take the key out and take it with me. Been doing this for over thirty years. If indoors be sure it's well ventilated. Angelo
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    WARNING: This post...

    Methinks you all do fuss too much about "Dufus." Angelo
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    Using a disc ridger

    Have an 8N and thinking of getting a disc ridger to make raised beds with irrigation furrows for vegetables.I'd like the furrows to center on the middles of the rear tires so can drive in the furrows with a spring tooth harrow , cultipack and later a weeding harrow. This would give me beds...
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