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    Roof Truss Design Help

    Which truss design is most suitable for a 15' x 26' building constructed on 16" centers with a monolithic slab foundation? There will be no truss overhang on the loadbearing walls. Trusses will be placed on 2' centers with 2x4 purlins on 24" centers, and covered with a vapor barrier and...
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    2021.01.08 "Extra" Pic

    Steyr 760 Puzzle: https://jigex.com/jjKm
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    Two cylinder Diesel engine oil

    Does anyone use shaeffers oil in their two cylinder or would something like rotella 30wt be better thanks for your thoughts
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    International cub lo boy no voltage

    I have a smaller cub lo boy with 12v battery ignition with distributor and coil. What I thought was bad connections turned into something else. I can start the tractor by hotwiring directly from the battery to the coil. Tractor stays running after i remove the wire. Will not start any other...
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    Super C hydraulic WTF

    The tractor has been functional a while after restore. Started it one day and the hydraulics wouldn't work. Low fluid but no leaks, filled and nothing. Started scratching my head, read TS guide and rechecked fluid a couple days later, low again... Recalled pump seal leaks go into crankcase...
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    JD 24T Missing ties. Needle Question

    I see 2 needles and an arm, but final cost after it's all said and done is gonna be almost 600 bucks. What's really eating me alive is that less than a week ago I passed on the exact twin to my baler. Had the wisconsin and all. It needed the carb cleaned, but the guy said he used it last year...
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    JD 24T Missing ties. Needle Question

    Well, this made it pretty clear to me. I'm betting it will show you guys what's going on as well. Lots of things looked very different with the needles up vs parked. After showing my dad this video, he confessed to having full knowledge of this issue but had long since forgotten about it...
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    JD 24T Missing ties. Needle Question

    I would agree with you guys, but I did look for paint indications. There are none, and secondly, I can clearly see two distinct arches to the needles indicating that one is most definitely arched tighter than the other. The frame seems fine. No wiggle room and measures square. I think I'll grab...
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    JD 24T Missing ties. Needle Question

    Hi guys. I have a dilemma that I hope someone can help with. We have a 1957? JD 24T baler running a Wisconsin 2 cylinder drive. Dad has been saying for years that it doesn't run at a fast enough RPM which causes stress and pops sheer pins, but I take it easy on the old girl and she was doing...
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    JD60 Alternator Wiring Diagram

    The bulb is usually used as both a warning light for alternator failure and also to kill off the power of (I think) the exciter wire to let the tractor shut down without run-on, Sometimes they are used when you kill it at the switch and the engine just keeps running due to backfeed from the...
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    crankshaft and torch heat

    For future reference, the 50 is this way as well. Bolt holes don't go through. It's made for a puller. I ALMOST found out the hard way, but it wouldn't have been all that bad. The drive disc is cracked anyway. I walked into advance auto with a pencil trace of the holes and a bolt. Ended up...
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    JD60 Alternator Wiring Diagram

    First, open up that distributor and see what the voltage on that coil is supposed to be. It should be stamped on it somewhere I'd trace that wire that is switched at the dash and see what it does. It may just be a way to completely kill the alternator from all connections including the battery...
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    14t parts

    Not sure where you're from, but I see them pop up on craigslist quite a bit. I can find 3 in VT right now. If you want a deal, I'd try that route first. Just in case... http://burlington.craigslist.org/search/?areaID=93&subAreaID=&query=baler+parts&catAbb=sss
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    1953 JD 50.... I'm just not expierenced enough. Venting.

    Status update. I started it last night and saw that for about 1 minute, there were no coil misses, but we have a EEE warning in this part of MA, and mosquitoes around here have REALLY pointy noses. Either way, it was still putting like poop. Today I pulled off the whole gov shaft and greased...
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    wiring diagram

    When I fought with mine a few weeks back, I used the parts catalog .pdf which you can probably find if you haven't already. The numbers that identify the parts explosion will point to specific wires that you will recognize, and will be labeled in a manner that should give you an idea what...
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