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    Tonight's Feature, Butchering Day

    Larrysteinerscorner asked me to host Feature Night this week. I'll post some of my butchering pictures later this evening. Tomorrow night will feature "Your Shop"
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    220 pistons

    I"m looking for a set of good used or new 220 .020 over pistons? Thanks Ryan
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    Super A starting problem

    Did you check to see if the starter is stuck? Put er in high gear and rock her with the hind wheel if its stuck shud hear it release then try it. Like the other posts say cud be bad connections. I have that problem with the 350 if the battery gets low (sticking)Needs new bendix drive.
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    Farmall F-20 Carb Passage Plugs

    Andy-- I will give you my way of removing these plugs- If they are over 3/16 " get a 3/32 drill bit --grind it on a wheel in reverse of what you see.Center punch the plug as near center as possible- Chuck the bit in a reversable drill . Go slow and make sure you stay in the center--You may want...
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    where to get a good meal in Madison

    Hey Lowell- Great advice cant make it from Oregon but thanks for letting me know they still make leinenkugel beer - haven't had one since I left Iowa in 50--Great beer!!! John
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    Old tow type baler.

    Thank you JMOR for your input.its similar BUT - This one did have a pickup and a platform for the guy feeding the chamber- also had a 1x6 foot boardand 1x6 seat where the gent in the blue is standing.This pix is older model -looks to me.and looking at the pix I am sure that ours had pto...
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    Old tow type baler.

    Thanks Athol, Dont think it had an engine as it had a heavy flywheel in line with where the pto shaft would have hooked up---just dont rememeber about the outboard wheel on the pickup-came to the farm on pallets and helped dad getting the key in the flywheel.When plowing time came I didnt get...
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    Old tow type baler.

    Hello all, hope this is right place to ask this question. Grew up at a place called Okoboji,Ia.-at13 worked for an old farmer who bhought a new H in 43 or 44.He also got a new baler -4 wheel wire tied using wood blocks. one man fed from pickup to the chamber andmy job was to feed the wires thru...
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    Western Nebraska

    Did you get a Biz Name for the place. I probably would have had to walk home from there !! HI.Nothing like that here in N.E.Oregon.
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    IH 350 wheel bearing

    Hi Bob,I replaced the furrow side bearing in my 350-in a very cramped shop in about 3hrs and I'm crowding 80 ---so not to big a job as puller explained. The new baering cost me 80 odd at the local bearing house. Good luck John
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    Whadda Think?

    I am with Andy--sounds like time to get hold of another coil and swap it out to check. Good luck
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    Farmall H: Engine Stuck

    Try pulling the spark plugs out and see if it will turn over-you didnt say if its been run lately or not. Could be hydro stsatic lock -- fwiw john
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    H carb prob

    Does gas drip from carb if choked heavily when cranked?? Sounds like float sticking closed or needle valve problem ? My 2 cents! John
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    buzz saw blade

    Bill,thats asking a bit much without seeing your blade.Quite a few variables involved- set(kerf) clearance -rake (forward attack angle )Top claerance .Probably will need to be gummed out=apartial reshaping of the teeth.Talk to your local sharpening service would be my suggestion. Good luck John
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    Oil pump end clearance This one for is for you Jim nicolson!

    Thanks To you both for the input ,finding shim stock here in N.E. Oregon is hard --finding gold wud be easier.Most of the old mechs and parts guys retired or quit the trade. will post my success/failure when I -git 'ur done.
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