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    How to cut up a round bale

    Buy a cheap electric chain saw cut with top of bar so it throw the cutting away from the bar, really works good
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    wd45 hand clutch

    Pull cover off, under Battary, get a 90 degree drill, drill thru assy, a good grade 5/16 bolt will do, need two 180 degrees apart,the bolts clamp the clutch tight, did this on a big engine puller, no problems
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    Keeping the rust alive

    51 would be a 8n, 850 mid 50 s, 850 is twice the tractor that the 8n is.
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    Allia B Spark Plugs

    I got a old WD that used to be hard on plugs, E 30 sure helped it, ran cooler and cleaner
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    OT 71 Cougar 351C Radiator Inflating

    With the radiator full, take cap off and rev up eng, if it pushes out water , compression leak to cooling sys, head gasker ,cracked head or split cyl. wall
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    Spark Plug Extensions ?

    You can get the 18mm about anyplace,they are used to fool computer if you have a bad cat. conv.
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    12 volt conversion question

    Just use a double pole switch, one side to ignition, the side to alt, got a couple tractors like that, it works for me
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    Allis Chalmers WD won't turn over

    I agree with wheat farmer, starter is locked up, just loosen starter up and pull it back ,usually fixes it.
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    Anyone Running E-85 In Their Puller?

    Summer fuel will be close to 85%, winter closer to e-70, my allis has over 250 cranking comp, runs o-k on winter or summer blend,I like MSD or like ign. sys, maybe a little less timing, you need to do some serious carb work.
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    Ford Trailer Brake Modual

    The 2005 and up Ford brake controler trouble shoots trailer brakes, if you have a brake acuator out of spec s it will give a warning lite. I fought this on my 05 Super duty, replaces one of the mag. brake act. problem went away.
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