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    Wood shed and Getting old

    Has anyone tried the pellet bricks for wood stoves. Tractor Supply carries them and the package says they are cleaner and cheaper to burn and provide more BTU's than wood by volume. They also come packaged and wrapped in plastic with 6 bricks per bundle so they are much less of a mess. Almost...
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    TO-35 Tach

    Point of info. Measure the length of you original cable. They come in various lengths with different types of connectors attached which was my problem.
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    TO-35 Tach

    I had the same problem with the tac cable that you have on my 55 TO35. For some reason it would not spin the tac. The cable spins counter clock wise on the TO35. Try putting the plain end in the tac and spin the cable ccw and see if the needle moves.. Also do as Steve suggested holding the...
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    Lawn mower belt

    I've been using the spray belt dressing for years and it has extended the life of my belts. I have a 5 year old 42 inch MTD and all the belts are still the original and in great shape. Of course cleaning the deck and removing the grass from around the spindles help also. Try some after...
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    Maytag Neptune Gas Dryer,

    Also shows how to access the diagnostics and the codes
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    Maytag Neptune Gas Dryer,

    I have a repair manual for Neptune dryers. Its quite a few years old . If you post the model number I'll let you know if it covers yours
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    Gasoline question

    Whats the ratio when you add ATF? I've been told that's what Marvel Mystery Oil is.
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    TO-35

    It turns counter clockwise. Do as Maxwell says. pull out cable and clean and put some graphite in the casing
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    water in hydraulics

    Remember there is 8 gallons of fluid in there so have some 5 gallon pails. Check the shift levers. The rubber boots usually dry out and if left in the rain that is one place that is noted for water entering
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    water in hydraulics

    Remember there is 8 gallons of fluid in there so have some 5 gallon pails. Check the shift levers. The rubber boots usually dry out and if left in the rain that is one place that is noted for water entering
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    TO 35 1958 vs 1955

    I am going to look at it today. The owners son sent me a picture and it looks pretty clean. Now just gotta check the mechanics. I'm hoping I get lucky here.
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    TO 35 1958 vs 1955

    Thanks Rich, basically one is 3 years younger. Looks like I might get a good deal here.
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    TO 35 1958 vs 1955

    Is there much difference between a 1955 TO 35 deluxe and a 1958. I might have an opportunity to pick up the 1958 for $2100. It has 3300 hrs on it. Im still looking at the Kubota or having an engine put in my TO35 (1955) and now this came along from a neighbors friend. Was figuring I would...
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    engine swap on TO35

    I been told that diesel is a better engine (I really don't know) Are they more involved when it comes to repairs and maintenance? AS I mentioned before never even drove a diesel auto.
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    engine swap on TO35

    Going to give it a good look over and see what happens. Have to start from scratch again. Never owned or worked on a diesel vehicle. You never stop learning.
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