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    IHC 1066

    On a 1066 the lifters are not a mushroom head type, they look like a cylinder. So when you pulled the push rod out, the oil suction pulled the lifter out of its bore then fell off the push rod. Depending on which hole it was you may be able to take the pipe plugs out of the side of the...
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    400 Engine into M Farmall?

    You could use the 400 flywheel and pressure plate but use the M disk. You could knock the PTO drive out of the pressure plate if it has clearer problems.
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    407 diesel block questions.

    Is yours a C1? A C1 block has large indentations behind the injection pump and fuel filters. If you are not going to be making it into a pulling tractor You will be fine.
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    Remove injector sleeve

    Would be a lot of work to drill and tap the bolt itself. Just weld a nut to the top of the bolt before you screw it into the sleeve.
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    Remove injector sleeve

    Drain the antifreeze. Bunch up some paper towels and jam down into the bottom of injector sleev. Get a 5/8 or 3/4 tap (don't remember which its been a while). Tap sleeve some until you can thread a bolt in a ways. Use a slide hammer on the bolt and pull out sleeve.
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    Farmall MD carb float

    Try Weber Tractor Works. Don't have their number right off hand but they advertise in Red Power. I got one from them last summer. It was a new style plastic one.
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    Final Topic-Check Out These (2) Unrestored UDLX's

    I drive by that collection everyday on my way to work. Usually in the summer he's out and about working on something.
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    Farmall MD injection pump update (pic)

    Yes the tappets on top of the cam must come back down on their own. If you have to tap them with a drift they are not loose enough. When I resealed a pump last winter I did the same to make a tool to pull the distributer block apart. I had mine completely part to reseal it.
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    IHCpic's

    Where did the 826 end up? Looks like a demo.. black dash..
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    706 Cab

    It's a Cozy Cab brand I believe.
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    Last IH with a belt pulley

    766 and 966. I have one that I need to reseal. It's a heavy right angle gearbox that bolts onto the back of the PTO housing. It's driven by the 1000rpm shaft. They are not listed under 10,14,1566 for one the 14 and 15 had factory 1000 only so nowhere to bolt it to. Also I think because they were...
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    Picked up a 460 today!

    Most likely a 2MH. I live in eastern IA. So quite a bit of distance between us.
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    Picked up a 460 today!

    What model picker and what's your location? May be interested in picker or parts if IH picker.
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    McCormick Corn Sheller... 1920'S ?

    Your pics show up for me. I just can't get mine to work for some reason. I will look for chain.
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    McCormick Corn Sheller... 1920'S ?

    Sorry I couldn't get the pics to work. I used to be able to but don't know what happened this go around.. I have the same sheller. IH called it a 4-hole Power Sheller. Can get some literature sent to emailed to you possibly. I hope to run a couple loads of ear corn thru mine in a couple weeks...
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