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    International Cub 1969 sn: 233797 J-Installing a water temp gauge-- input request

    grandpa Love: Kevinwterry posted a pic above showing they welded a threaded bushing on the casting for a port. You just drilled and taped directly into the side of the CI tube? If that worked IMO, a much simpler approach.
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    International Cub 1969 sn: 233797 J-Installing a water temp gauge-- input request

    Thanks guys for your replies! So we considered both locations for the temp probe (above and below the radiator), i suppose the logic is "it's better to know the worst case temp that the engine is experiencing so corrective action can prevent damage? For example on the older cars that could...
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    International Cub 1969 sn: 233797 J-Installing a water temp gauge-- input request

    Thanks guys for your replies! So we considered both locations for the temp probe (above and below the radiator), i suppose the logic is "it's better to know the worst case temp that the engine is experiencing so corrective action can prevent damage? For example on the older cars that could...
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    International Cub 1969 sn: 233797 J-Installing a water temp gauge-- input request

    I am helping a friend who wants to install a water temp gauge in the lower casting 'manifold' circular boss (see attached pic) on his International Cub. The plan is to drill and tap the circular boss to accommodate a capillary tube water temp gauge into that port that we will machine. Have any...
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    Help with JD TSX904 carburetor Zenith Style replacement- how to change linkage sides?

    To all of those who so graciously provided their comments and recommendations, it is with great pleasure i can say that my very astute and tenacious mechanic (Jason) found the the root cause of the JD 1020 failure to run. Below is what Jason did and how he solved the problem: Original...
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    Help with JD TSX904 carburetor Zenith Style replacement- how to change linkage sides?

    thanks for you reply. the threaded brass shaft that can be seen in the 1st pic above on the new carb. does extend out the other side. That is the throttle lever? your point about 'quality American-made' seems well taken. i did also order a carb. repair kit that arrived w/ the new carb. It...
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    Help with JD TSX904 carburetor Zenith Style replacement- how to change linkage sides?

    Thanks for your reply. Your description of linkage side change is as i imagine it also, but i don't want to get into the carb. based on what i THINK is the way to switch the linkage sides and then get stuck w/ a carb i cannot return. That ASAP would sell a new carb. with it's description...
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    Help with JD TSX904 carburetor Zenith Style replacement- how to change linkage sides?

    J-D guru assistance requested for my JD 1020 gas tractor carburetor Zenith Style replacement that i just received from ASAP. The tag on the original carb. (pic attached) shows the Marvel-Schebler carb to be (albeit somewhat of a fill-in-the distortions ) a TSX-904SL. The new carb. ordered shows...
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    JD 1020 gas w/ 48 loader exhaust heat shield?

    wore out, thanks for taking the time to reply. Will check out all your suggestions to see if that will help. thanks again. d page
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    JD 1020 gas w/ 48 loader exhaust heat shield?

    ss55 thanks for your reply. as this tractor is used in our pecan orchard a vertical exhaust would present a whole new set of problems, due to the low hanging branches would do bad things to the pipe. Good to hear that the 1020 is a long lived tractor! I think unless some shielding method is...
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    JD 1020 gas w/ 48 loader exhaust heat shield?

    Hello J-D experts, After disking part of our pecan orchard with my subject tractor, and with it being a hot day the heat that my left ankle is 'blasted' with seems like some sort of shield could help reduce the heat transfer to the surrounding tractor parts that shouldn't get that hot. My temp...
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    1020 Front spindle Snapped!

    Jim, Great advice! That's one of the wonderful advantages of having access to guys have been there and done THAT. Very good to know that taking the knee off is not a good idea as there are much easier ways to do. Will explore the options you have provided other than the knee removal. THANKS! Dennis
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    1020 Front spindle Snapped!

    the steering arm pic i posted (just below the video link) today IS of my tractor. I ground the weld off, that's why you thought that it was from another tractor, i think. And the steering arm came right off when attached to the outer tie rod. The kingpin/knuckle will slide out, at least a...
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    1020 Front spindle Snapped!

    Thanks to Jim.me and Fixing Farmer for you helpful replies! Of course, big oversight on my part on no need to remove the arm from the tie rod. However, since the arm was welded to the top of the king pin, I am concerned that the keyway(s) in either the arm of the king pin (or both) are messed...
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    1020 Front spindle Snapped!

    Finally, back working on my 1020 broken spindle, after the death of my dear friend and neighbor. I have everything removed from the knuckle except the tie rod end and would like some clarification on how to remove it from the steering arm. The OEM service manual says "unscrew retaining nuts part...
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