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    8n starter solenoid

    Thanks
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    8n starter solenoid

    I couldn't find the thread you are talking about
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    8n starter solenoid

    It engages, im just wondering if that small terminal is supposed to always show hot? Or is it supposed to turn off? As of right now if you accidentally hit the N/S switch while working on it, it will turn the engine over, it won't start unless the key is on but it will turn the engine
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    8n starter solenoid

    I have a 48 Ford 8n with 6 volt system. Put a new starter solenoid on it and was wondering if the small post is supposed to always be hot? It is the post for the wire that goes to the neutral safety switch. Thanks
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    Case C and Case DC

    I have a dc4
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    Case C and Case DC

    I'm just trying to figure out if a set of front wheels and hubs from a c will fit on a dc
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    Case C and Case DC

    When would they be different?
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    Case C and Case DC

    Are the front wheel bearings on a case c the same as the front wheel bearings on a case dc? Thanks in advance
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    Case Dc Pulling Tractor

    Oh ok. I plan on using dome pistons as well as some head work. Was just seeing what size pistons I could get.
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    Case Dc Pulling Tractor

    I think you may have replied to the wrong post. I didn't say anything about compression. Was just asking about pistons and sleeves.
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    Case Dc Pulling Tractor

    Does the m & w come with sleeves? I don't really want to have to take the block out if I can keep from it. And where I pull won't really need it stroked
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    Case Dc Pulling Tractor

    Hi. I recently acquired a case dc4 and was wondering if there are any bigger size pistons/ sleeves I can use without boring the block? Bigger than 4 inches. And what all else can I do to make it a good puller? Thanks in advance.
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    Case Dc Pulling Tractor

    Hi. I recently acquired a case dc4 and was wondering if there are any bigger size pistons/ sleeves I can use without boring the block? Bigger than 4 inches. And what all else can I do to make it a good puller? Thanks in advance.
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    mEl

    I emailed you. Not sure if it went thru or not.
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    mEl

    Hey mEl, I see you do a lot of case work. I have a tractor I'm working on and was wanting to talk to you if you don't mind and have an email I can message you on. Thanks
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