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    IH501

    All you need is a flywheel, and redrill your engine backing plate for the 501. The flywheel can be found at H&H farm repair in WI. I think his name was Mike. Use a heavy duty 6 button clutch, a 986 pressure plate, and your good to go. Youll have to build a manifold, or scour junkyards for...
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    MidAtlantic Antique Tractor Super Pull

    Brad, how are you integrating the topcut class into the event? On the 3.5mph sled, or the speed class sled?
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    W9 exhaust manifold

    Correction, its a Johnson LP manifold, sorry.
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    W9 exhaust manifold

    Hey guys, I have a W9 I brought home a few months ago, and I just started to clean it up. It has a Peterson LP manifold on it. I noticed the manifold has a few cracks on the exhaust side of it, and a few old weld repairs on it as well. I have a guy who can weld the cracks up after I bead...
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    plow identify

    Thanks Bob, thats all I needed to know.
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    plow identify

    Can anyone tell me what model these case plows are? http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v624/bigfish77/20140322_112152.jpg
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    Ford 2000 diesel pushing air out of air intake stack

    Tight intake valve clearance will make diesels "woof" out the intake.
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    Farmall m almost did it

    I love to see people take an interest in antique tractor pulling. Started on an M myself. Your best bet would be to rebuild the engine, or better yet, find a C264 or C281 block and rebuild that and run it if rules allow. Heres some simple tricks that will make you a bit more power. First...
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    will cats kill ducks?

    Owl?
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    Good plow for a W9

    Appreciate the responses guys. Dumb question, but does rear tire width have any effect on how wide of bottom you should use?
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    Good plow for a W9

    Ok everyone, got my W9 home a few weeks ago. Already started looking for a trailer plow for behind it. I dont want to work it to death, just something to have fun with. I have a #8 2 bottom, but Im pretty sure that would look rather "silly" behind this beast. I would really like to find a...
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    farmall 560 hydralics

    560s have a pressure lubed rear. The port for that is under the hydraulic block assembly on the left side of tractor. That hydraulic block setup without the top plate( the one that holds the steering support-4 1/2 bolts hold it on) weighs just a shade under 135 lbs. Get rid of the block...
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    W9

    Well fellas, I went and saw this W9 saturday. Im gonna pull the trigger on it. Its in really nice shape. Has a PTO driven hydraulic pump on it, and the seller has all the pieces to put live hydraulics on it. It also has big ugly factory wheel weights on the inside and outside. He was also...
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    W9

    I dont know if its been OH'd or not. The fellow said that he has alot of money in it, so we'll see.
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    W9

    Unreal. Its impressive what these "antiques" can and still do to this day.
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