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    Iron age potato planter Bateman manufacturing

    I have one of these things too. fertilizer hopper id gone and the bottom rusted out other than that it works. Tested it using golf balls :) was horse now tractor. Not selling it. Are there pictures of this unit anywhere. It's on the restore list.
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    611-B What size disc??

    Have a 611-b Case o matic, runs fine. Decent tires w/tread, filled tires. Need a transport disc,will it pull a 7' disc? Thanks
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    Tires Rims: 13.9 x 36

    Well in Central Va the best price i found was C C Rosen 540-234-8473
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    311 carb problems

    This may solve your problem with the Marvel carb. Located in the bottom half of the carb is the idle transfer port that directs fuel to the top half/needle. No matter how flat the carb bodies are it can and will leak at this point. Take a small fibre round gasket, that will encompass this fuel...
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    Help Identifying Case mounted plow

    It is a M series plow, I have one. If the plow has 14 " bottoms then it is a m34. The form number of the book you need is Form 9-45032 Second Edition Dated 1/57. The hydraulic cylinder replaces that flat bar with the slot.
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    Sears Tractor Shattered. Need HELP!!!!!!!!

    farmall M After the repair take off the duals. The hubs as you found out will not take the bending,axles will be next. That outboard tire adds to much length outboard from the hub area. Better to fill the rear tires, and add weight with only one tire per side.
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    1959 case carb

    Yes, put carb in blast cabinet with glass beads. Now, you must remove all nozzles jets etc. After blasting, blow out with air, soak or flush out carb with cleaner. As a final cleaning I use steel twist brushes down each opening followed by another cleaning. Carb will be as new.
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    311 Tractor Heal Thyself????

    Doc Larry I believe you, had a IH that would randomly quit at any given time. By the time I got to the site all would work fine. Long story short, I actually used the tractor myself and it finally quit. Problem: someone dropped a silver cap from a fuel additive into the tank, it matched...
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    311 Tractor Heal Thyself????

    The starter and ignition system are two seperate problems.(95% of the time) A ignition system that cannot put out the required amount of spark can be helped by pulling the choke out making the fuel mixture rich, which is easier to ignite in the cylinder. The starter not operating can be...
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    M Series Plow, paper shims under shins

    It's a Case plow, 14" 3 bottom, mounted.
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    M Series Plow, paper shims under shins

    Finally rebuilding my Dad's 1958 M Series plow, repair, repaint. Getting new shins from John S and today I pulled off the old ones. Under the shins are paper shims, one strip following the share the other located vertically on the outside edge. The parts book shows shims under the moldboard...
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