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    Schwartz wide front work

    Thanks NK. That's what I needed to know.
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    Schwartz wide front work

    Are the tie rods identical on the two different Swartz wide fronts? The reason I'm asking is because I need to replace the tie rods on my 560 with 6 bolt hubs and I want to get the right parts.
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    Expired

    For sale Farmall Frame Weights for 300-450

    $700.00
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    Flare Side Wagon Identification

    Looks like a David Bradley. Lettering is difficult to read, but looks like not enough letters to spell DB. Paint is no doubt original.
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    544 IH UTHILTY rear wheel weights

    I think the two piece weight, part number 365321R2, will fit. There is a set on Southern Illinois craigslist now.
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    Is this a W9 ?

    Definitely an OS6 Diesel. Note the exhaust pipe at left front near radiator as been mentioned. Also the low slung steering steering wheel.
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    SW Indiana things to see/do

    Large agricultural museum in Jasper. Angel Mounds Park in Evansville (Indian Mounds).
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    What's this part for?

    Don't know about this part, but if you look back on your "Round 2" post on 7-18, I did identify a part for you.
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    Round 2 for parts....

    Bracket in top two pictures is rear light mount/handhold for the 706/806 Wheatland tractors and possibly a few other models. Goes on on the backside of left rear fender. Piece with square hole has been added for something, not sure what.
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    350 IH pto

    It is separate. Capacity is 2 quarts. Use Hytrans.
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    Quick hitch

    Yep, 2pth for the 100, 1300 etc sickle bar mowers. Can also be used to convert the 3 pth models of these mowers to 2pth by removing 4 bolts .
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    cub drawbar

    I assume you are placing the blade in the mid-mount position where you have to turn the drawbar forward in order to mount the blade. If so, the easiest thing to do is buy another drawbar and bolt it on in the normal position. Trust me, it will bolt right up.
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    Question for Pete23

    Don't have any experience with the fitting in question, but I can tell you my non running late 1968 656 had no steering at all when I had to pull it a short distance yesterday. Had to steer it with a 2?4 between the narrow front.
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    Cat tails in new pond

    If practical, deepen the areas infested with cattails. They won't grow in water 3 feet or deeper.
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    Farmall 350

    That style hitch is not correct for a 350. It belongs on a 300. Either hitch was added or possibly the tractor is a 300 painted up like a 350. Further examination would be wise.
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