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    Chisel Plow Shank Please ID

    No it doesn't have any springs. It is mounted right to the frame.
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    Two cylinder boring cost

    I had 235 in boring the block and milling both the block and the head flat.
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    Chisel Plow Shank Please ID

    Can someone tell me what model of chisel plow this shank is off of. I was told it was a MF when I bought it about 10 years ago, but I can not find a tag on it anywhere. I am in need of a couple shanks. Thank you.[/img]
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    2020 fan belt removal

    Make sure you also check #2 and #4 and make sure they are not pitted. I would put a dab of greese on those pins to make the bushings slide on a bit easier.
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    Horizontal exhaust pipe 1520

    A&I does not offer that pipe. I would look in Green Magazine and see if any of the companies that advertise in there would have any or be able to make one.
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    Starter for JD 45 combine/HA 180-G

    Parts book for the 180 engine is PC1022. Part number of the starter is AT18025 and it is used on a few different models. Some models are 2520, 2020, 1020, 2030, 1520, 3300 and a few models of power units.
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    213 platform parts

    Your local John Deere dealer will have them. H87044 for the bushing and H87192 for the plate. If you need screws those are H86918.
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    Tractor Rodeo [any ideas]

    We do the balance beam at our fair. Need really good brakes. As for the chain, we try to make it for narrow front tractors as its just to easy with a wide front because you dont have to worry about running over the chain.
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    John Deere A

    Could you post a pic?
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    New 1944 John Deere B

    That serial number puts right about in the middle of 1945.
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    1944 John Deere B

    My 1941 B weighs just a touch over 4000, but it has rear wheel cast centers and electric start. I will agree that 1st gear is too fast for pulling as I have tried it a couple of times in true stock classes.
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    B year ID without sn.

    Yes it would be the same.
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    B year ID without sn.

    Going by the pic it could be 1941-42 or 1946. I would advice you to find a parts book and go through it page by page and look at serial number breaks. It could be a clone of mine if it had fenders and mine is a 41. I do know the drawbars are different on the 46 and the pto is the 1-3/8 size...
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    24T baler twine problem

    The 24T was introduced in 1962. I dont have an end date, but I would guess it was 1971 because thats when the "6" balers came out.
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    How to convert to hids?

    I would go with LED not the HID. The LED imo are better over all. They have a whiter light then the HID and are cheaper too. The LEDs pull roughly 75% less power then the halogen light while the HIDs will pull more. They have LEDs out there that will go right into the same housings as the...
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