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    230 project complete

    Thanks for all the kind words. I picked up a fast hitch cutter for it and will be puttting it to work next year.
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    230 project complete

    Exactly two years ago I came onto this board for help identifying this tractor. I then undertook a complete rebuild. Completely disassembled and restored. It was a fun project as I enjoy restoring vintage iron, this being my first tractor. The before pic... And the after...
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    Farmall 230 securing locations

    Can you help me out with what a cinch hook is or looks like?
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    Farmall 230 securing locations

    Thanks guys for the comments. I wanted to use four separate chains. I am thinking on the rear, a chain going through the loops on the rear wheels and the short piece of chain bolted to each side of the front bolster. I will get an old piece of fire hose or something for the rear chains. I...
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    Farmall 230 securing locations

    Gentlemen, I have spent a lot of time restoring this tractor. These are the before photos :D . I hope to have it completed this Fall. I would like to trailer the tractor and on four corners with chains and binders. Can you offer me suggestions on where/how to attach chains to the...
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    With pic

    A cotter pin normally goes into that hole. I would soak that hole good with penetrating oil and find a punch that fits the whole properly and see if you can drive out what ever type of pin they put into the hole.
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    Super C PTO box removal

    McMaster Carr has the plugs. I believe the original are the internal square drive fittings. They are standard NPT fittings.
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    Richard Schock - dealing with?

    Hello, Any one deal with Richard Schock from Salmon, ID? He has some parts I may be interested in. I found a negative post regarding him from 2012, but didn't know if it was a one-time mix up or a problem seller. Thanks.
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    Carb kit for Zenith carb

    Hello, I have a Zenith carburetor that needs rebuilding. The brass tag indicates: 366306R91 22115A What is my best option for a source of a rebuild kit? Thanks for any leads. Greg
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    Red Power Roundup in Racine Wis.

    I was going to head up there tomorrow for the day. It is about a 2 hour drive for me. I have plans on Friday, so I can't make it an overnight trip.
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    '47 M Broken Bolster Bolts

    I use a 50/50 mixture of acetone and automatic transmission fluid. I think it is better than anything you will buy.
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    2 point hitch post hole digger

    Boy I wish I was closer. I am going to be at Mammoth Cave next week but that is still a three hour drive. That would be a neat attachment for my 230 project.
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    Pin hole in fuel bowl

    This is where I am at with it right now. Currently assembling the engine after getting it back from the shop.
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    Pin hole in fuel bowl

    The pin hole is in the carburetor bowl that contains the float. I saw this stuff and it looks interesting. It has a 350 degree melting point that would keep from melting the pot metal. It can be worked with a propane torch. http://www.muggyweld.com/pot-metal-repair/ The stuff is...
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    Pin hole in fuel bowl

    Hello, I am restoring a 230 Farmall that was not running when I bought it. When I bought it I noticed a JB Weld type product on the exterior bottom of the Zenith fuel bowl, obviously to fix a leak. Yesterday I removed the material and found a pin hole in the bottom of the fuel bowl. I...
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