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    Freeman 11400 loader hydraulics

    The Freeman 11400 loader on my Ford 641 when i try to raise the bucket slowly it will lower the bucket at first them raise it as i add more lift. Is this adjusable ? What control is this? How does it come apart ? Push the pins out from the bottom? Pictures attached Thanks wally
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    JD #5 mower remove crankshaft

    Wow , Started this in MAy and finally have time to put it back together. I don't see a gasket for the cap ( #20) Should Iput some gasket sealer on it anyway? RTV? thanks Wally
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    JD #5 mower remove crankshaft

    thanks for your replys I got the bolts out (19) , the sprocket (#27) but cannot get the (20) cap off. I can twist it but prying on the ears does not move it.
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    JD #5 mower remove crankshaft

    Trying to remove the crankshaft, I've removed the sprocket and the 2 bolts in the front cap. It should just pound out from the back now Or did I miss something? thanks Wally
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    #5 mover cutterbar sag

    Yes I use it, if only for cutting weeds but it was clogging so often that I decided to rebuild it. Used when I got it, it had 5 diffrent brands of rock guards that would never get set right. ordered all new guards and sickle set. Wally
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    #5 mover cutterbar sag

    I won't bother Thanks W
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    #5 mover cutterbar sag

    I guess i should have said there is a bow to the cutterbar, even on edge. Yes it's only an inch but if the adjustment is only 1inch increments it must make a difference to someone? No i probably won't strainghten it but how could I if I wanted to ? Set a 4x4 under the middle and drive across the...
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    #5 mover cutterbar sag

    rebuilding a JD #5 sickle mower. The cutterbar has a sag of about 1" in the middle. It also has a bit of a twist. Should I straighten it? Could I? How? thanks Wally
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    If I replace points, condensor, rotor and cap, is there anything left that can go wrong in a distrib.?

    Look at he last 2 post on this thread. It took me awhile to figure this out https://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/threads/vac-run-rough-about-to-give-up.1762530/#post-11492897 Wally
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    Age old question

    well, I thought i did a good job of tying down before i read this. So 1 question for a start "If the chain goes from the trailer to the load (tractor) and back to the trailer you are allowed to use the full 4700 lbs. But if the chain only goes from the trailer to the load you have to reduce the...
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    VAC run rough ( about to give up)

    So finally, some progress, whether it's the new blue streak condenser or removing the rust from under the distributer points. It now runs if I use the carb I took off of another running VAC. Now to get my carb fixed. Remember I tried it out on the other VAC and it could not be adjusted, needed...
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    VAC run rough ( about to give up)

    Any part numbers for condensor local at auto pparts store Cap rotor
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    VAC run rough ( about to give up)

    As I mentioned I have put on a carb from a running VAC. No change The distributor is a "rebuilt" from a case 400 - should be compatible correct? Anyway, changed the condenser runs somewhat better but still bad ( I can at least keep it running) Put a spart tester inline with #1 plug (Lisle 20610...
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    VAC run rough ( about to give up)

    Marvel-Schebler TSX-114
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    VAC run rough ( about to give up)

    Tried both Propane and Either no effect.
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