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    Farmall 560 gas Paint color

    Hate to revive an old thread, But I am getting ready to paint a 1961 Farmall 560 Gas - went to the Case dealer ship told them what I wanted and the salesman went and got the paint, IH 2150 Red, he said the other paint a more glossy red was for newer tractors. So I didn't look real close at...
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    Farmall 560 screw in light bracket (pipe) removal

    Update, I had no luck with torch or soaking it in PB Blaster and pipe extractor, so I order from Amazon "Drill America - country of Origin China" - an 1/2 NPT pipe tab and 23/32 drill bit set and to my surprise it worked amazing well, I drilled a little, stopped and I could actually see the...
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    Farmall 560 screw in light bracket (pipe) removal

    The left light is completely missing, broke off before I bought it. The break is inside the cast, I have tired a couple of time, but haven't been able to collapse it in on itself. the lights are just one of the multiple issues with the tractor.
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    Farmall 560 screw in light bracket (pipe) removal

    I order a light and bracket off eBay, it hasn't shipped yet, but the picture of it on eBay threads look good. Not sure how the left side got broke off was that way when bought the tractor. The bracket on the right still attach and has the shell of light (order just the light for the rights...
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    Farmall 560 screw in light bracket (pipe) removal

    Didn't see this posted anywhere. Any suggestions on the best way to get a very rusted broken off light bracket (pipe) out of the fitting. My main concern is not to break the cast iron fitting. 1. PB blaster soaking and then heating, Pipe extractor from Amazon...?; cutting a small groove...
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    John Deere M Decal Placement (repeat)

    thanks for sharing, I find it amusing and frustrating that the places that sell the decals none of the sets are the same and the price range from inexpensive to high cost vinyl .
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    John Deere M Decal Placement (repeat)

    hmm pictures didnt upload, take two.
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    John Deere M Decal Placement (repeat)

    I don't post a lot on the forum, and i tried to renew/bump a thread, but guess it was archived and cant do that Son bought a M the other week and going to do a limited restoration. I was having difficulty in finding a exact location of the decals and someone suggested the parts manual, but...
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    1946 model b brake drum removal

    yep.... was able to get the adjustment pins and adjustment screw out with a lot of PB blaster and propane torch..(don't have oxy-acet).. now working on getting the brake pedal shaft free (out). guess need more pb Blaster and heat... may have to take it to someone who has oxy-acet... I have...
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    1946 model b brake drum removal

    Well Mike M, Your were spot on.... dropped it 8-12 times... started coming loose... one more time and the housing was up against the nut. now next step is cleaning it good and then ordering new pads... I am hoping since the other brake turns it wont be as near as bad.... thanks again. KP...
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    1946 model b brake drum removal

    Thanks Mike M and Popper. will give that a try. and let you know.... thanks again.
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    1946 model b brake drum removal

    tried to reply to an old thread got error message so starting a new one.... trying to remove brake drum and the adjustment screw is stuck.... so ... what is the best way to get square head brake adjuster screw loose? the tractor has been sitting 25 years the adjustment screw is rusted and I am...
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    1946 B restore tire and wheel size

    okay... don't beat up if this is already answered. I tried replying to an old post... but forum wouldn't let me... basically asking what tire best fits the JD1262R wheel... what style of 5.00 x 15 tire should I get. 3 Rib F2...? apparently the books on the B are not all inclusive...
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