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    random Nj,,and a thought of farming years ago

    Yes it is. Worked in the fields and woods dawn to dark 6 days a week then home to do chores and care for the animals and family. 7th day walked to town to worship God and thank Him for their bounty! Plus did chores etc. before and after. Died at an early age,50 was an old man, wore out from...
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    WF brake pivot removal

    Broke the adjusting bolt off the brake band. Hand brakes like a WC. Need to pull the pivot rod to remove the band. Found the cotter pin and got it out. Now trying to figure out how to get the actuator off the pivot rod so I can get the rod out. How is it on the shaft? Splined? D shaped hole? Is...
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    using a 2 by 4 to help take bolt-on duals off

    I usually use a long extension and a jack stand to hold up the extension. Jack stand makes for easy height adjustment. However you do it, it sure improves your leverage!
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    Tonight's Feature How Many Engines?

    Good grief! 35 that come to mind on short order! Might be a couple more lurking that I missed.
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    Nasty valve seat

    Need to do a three way cut on that nasty bugger! She will burn if she leaks.
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    J Carroll's John Deere with 'Propeller'

    So THAT'S why someone was asking if a ceiling fan would run sideways!!! LOL!! If it had wings....
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    transmission jack

    A man with some ratchet straps and a good imagination can do what ever it takes to get it done. One or two to hold it to a floor jack with a large plate. Then one or two to jack it up, down, right, left,ect.
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    Issue with neighbor

    I'm kinda with gun guru. Be neighborly and ask to shoot with them next time. If the are going to go shoot next to your place tell them how bad it is ruining the hunting there by shooting there and scaring off the game. Then they won't shoot there execpt in season anyway. Suggets a better place...
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    about those good and bad tractors......

    This POS Ford tractor not the red one! LOL! Ford not Fordson
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    about those good and bad tractors......

    If I recall it was a tractor named FORD. Built by a company that hired an engineer with that last name so they could capitalize on the name before Henry got into the business. Forced Henry into using the name Fordson. The tractor was a POS.
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    Focus mechanical question

    The sprig is a thought as I believe there is a butterfly like device on the intake to control air thru the MAF sensor. Another though would be a vacuum line off.
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    OT Heating...furnace help

    Joe , Need to know the BTU demand of the existing equipment, how it is located on the supply line, where that line will be tapped for the new furnace, the sizes of all the supply lines, the size of the supply and the demand of the new furnace. Then it can be calculated if there is enough gas...
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    another needle bearing question

    Unless it is in a criticl installation, use or saftey wise, I would do as you have and run it. Most applications using needle bearings do not require the bearing to rotate at high speeds or heat conditions so they should last.
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    HUH????

    Carburizing is a heat treatment process in which iron or steel is heated in the presence of another material (but below the metal's melting point) which liberates carbon as it decomposes. The outer surface or case will have higher carbon content than the original material. When the iron or steel...
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    ford 801 vs. 861

    Try this page out. Tat will tell you where to find the serial number and how to dechypher it. Vintage Fords
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