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55' Ferguson TE(AD)20
Instead of saying “Turn engine over” best to say “Never rotate crankshaft “. BillL- Ark68SS
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- Forum: Harry Ferguson
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1/4" air hose fittings
Didn’t buy from Grainger. I’ve had them so long I’m not sure where I bought them. Probably from Wurth or NAPA. BillL -
1/4" air hose fittings
Prevost, but ya’ll will fuss about the price.😒 BillL -
Leaf vacuum update
No cutting was necessary. It fit the opening in the deck without modification. BillL -
Leaf vacuum update
I’m dumping mine in a low area on my property in hopes of building it up higher. BillL -
Leaf vacuum update
I bought the Cyclone Rake dual hitch Commander series and I’m very pleased with it. Aside from a snafu with FedEx delivering two boxes to the wrong place, everything went well. And kudos to Cyclone’s customer support for getting the shipping problem resolved. The directions are very clear... -
Leaf vacuums
Two acres of deciduous trees (mostly oak and hickory) make a real mess every fall. For years I have been mowing/mulching them which makes a problem after rainfall of tracking it into the house and shop. At 73 years, with old man health problems, there's no way to rake and burn all the leaves... -
Removing acetylene low-side gauge?
Might try a 14mm wrench, it’s a bit smaller than 9/16”. BillL -
throttle issue Ferguson T20
There is a small pipe plug on the bottom of the float bowl. Remove the plug, start the tractor and see if there is a stream of gas coming out of the carb. If not, shut off the tractor, remove the fuel line at the carb, and see if gas runs out of the line. If there’s no gas out of the line...- Ark68SS
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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grease zerk threads
Some spindles use non-greasible, shielded bearings, even though there are zerks on them. BillL -
1953 Ferguson problem
Mine will do that sometimes. Usually it’s because I didn’t open the sediment bowl screw far enough. It needs to be opened at least 3 full turns to supply an adequate amount of fuel to the carb. Just my experience, yours may be different. If you do replace the sediment bowl, be careful. It’s...- Ark68SS
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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60 yr old tractors. Regular gas or premium?
I use 87 octane regular gas, 10% alky blend in my Ferguson TO20, John Deere X380 mower, 1996 GMC truck, and 2019 Jeep Cherokee. Usually bought at Costco. BillL- Ark68SS
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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1953 Ferguson problem
Will it start back up or do you have to wait a while? BillL- Ark68SS
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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