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    Gas vs propane tractors

    Worked for a propane company for over twenty years. Converted and maintained many propane tractors. All my vehicles and small engines ran on propane. Didn't buy one gallon of gasoline from 1969 until 1989 for any of my units. Cost of converting electronic controlled engines ruined it for me
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    Reversing an electric motor?

    If that is a PSC motor take it apart and turn the field around the other way
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    Cab air freshener

    Get a good ozone generator and put it in there overnight. Usually takes care of the odor. Might have to do it a couple of times
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    Propane Pulling Tractors

    What type of LP equipment do you have? there are tricks with the different brands, Should have a dyno and an exhaust gas analyzer to set them up right. Aim for12 to one on the analyzer at full load
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    Milk Bulk Tank Question

    If that inlet line doesn't have an orifice or cap tubes coming off from it, you should be able to use it. However you won't get much flow through it, maybe 4gpm at best. Probably 10degrees Delta T Hook it up to a garden hose and see what your flow is and go from there
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    who in ohio builds chrysler flat heads?

    If you can find one Old dodge trucks used a 413 flathead. really woke up a massey 44. 100hp on the pto
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    Vietnam War Veterans Day

    Pleku 4th Engineers 66-67
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    V8 installation in Farmall M

    Pretty simple. Make stands to mount the M flywheel to the engine back plate. lay the flywheel and back plate on the new block.Make a spacer/ adapter to mount the flywheel to the new crank. drill the back plate for the new engine. Either make a new front end or modify the existing frame rails to...
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    gas refrigerator

    f that's a Servel refrigerator take it outside and clean and blow out the entire burner and chumney on it I'm guessing it's sooted up. Gas pressure is crirical on them as is the turbulator behind the orifacxe.
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    Today's Funny

    don't be surprised to find your socks and underwear tied in knots the next time you look
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    M won't lug

    Put it back on a dyno and put a vacuum gauge on the intake. If the vacuum gauge falls below 1 inch you need a smaller venturi. You could even plumb it in so you can read it while pulling. Are you running stock RPMs?
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    Backing hay wagons

    When I was in High School our FFA held a Tractor rodeo. Back a wagon,chopper and tractor through a 16ft gate. Best time wins. Was challenging to say the least
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    Massy 44-6

    If you can find one a 413 Chrysler flathead will fit in a 44. Have to use electric fan in front of radiator though. Stock rpm about 95 hp on the pto
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    Setting points

    The old timers would say use a dime for the points and a nickel for the plugs. They werent far off with that.
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    Old computer and quick books

    I would remove the hard drive from the old laptop and get a kit to make it an external hard drive. they are not expensive.you should be able to opewn and run your files from that on your newer computer. If it doesn't work you wouldn't be out much
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