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    Haybine - Heavy Heavy Hay

    Hi Don-Wi, I have a New Idea 290 on Saturday was cutting very heavy grass and alfalfa, then the reel chain came off I put a bigger spring for the tensioner but the chain still pops off after a few feet. This unit has been very good to me for 10 years, new knives last year. I'm thinking the...
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    535 Ford haybine

    Are you looking for the over-running clutch assembly that's what it sound like to me. Most common problem is that it has a grease zerk that most folks missed and caused the bearing to go bad and also the pins in the clutch to freeze. I have a New Idea 290 and I just rebuilt mine last year got...
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    1966 Ford F700

    I would just google the vin, that may pop-up a decoder. Or it may even tell you about the truck.
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    Ca n you tell which filter is a steins and which is a kaw?

    I guess I will be looking at the Steins next time I buy, just changed my Cub @ 10 hrs as the manual says. Will probably not run to 50 hrs for ongoing changes. I'll see how many hours I put on in a full year with the Cub. Thanks for sharing. Mike
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    Ca n you tell which filter is a steins and which is a kaw?

    Geo, I would guess the one on the right is a Kaw, my Cub Cadet has a spin on but looking at the Stiens vs Kaw I bought the Kaw. Mike
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    Price to install clutch on a 770

    Agco dealer quoted $1,000 with parts also change trans and hyd fluid and filter. sounds OK to me?
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    another what is it?

    Larry, e-mail is not open. Thanks Mike. Don-WI, the jack shaft is the one I did on my 290 a little hard by myself but I got it done with new springs and new drive belt (they don't give them away) as well. Would be easier with 2 people. I also replaced the dogs and springs on the top roller.
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    Price to install clutch on a 770

    No power booster. Thanks J.
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    Price to install clutch on a 770

    Any of you fine folks have a ballpark price for dealer to install a clutch on my 1959 770? Too busy at work to install myself. Thanks, Mike
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    Battery drills.

    As Dick2 said I got rid of my Dewalts and Porter Cables and went to Ryobi 18V very inexpensive, batteries are cheap and the run all Ryobi equipment. Watch Home Depot for deals. Mike
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    another what is it?

    Dogs or pins for an overrunning clutch on certain farm machinery. I just rebuilt the overrunning clutch on my NI 290 haybine they look identical. Larry do you want to get rid of them be more then happy to have? Mike
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    cutditioner

    Mine is mostly Bromme and and a native wheat grass which is fairly thick, but if too heavy I shift down to 2nd.It runs 2 to 3 feet tall. Most of my alfalfa is dry land so its light to medium depending on the rain we get so 3rd works very well. Yes it's a 9 foot.
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    cutditioner

    I run a NI 290 cutditioner behind my Farmall H 2nd to 3rd gear. I also have a 770 WF but I prefer the Farmall with a NF, less fuel and turns sharper. I would agree with Randy on the 770.
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    Antifreeze Strength

    I'm right there with you Hotflashjr.
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    growing Marijuana (almost)

    Here in Colorado recreational MJ can be grown outside by anyone, only a max of 6 plants.
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