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    John Deere tiller

    Are you sure you want a 35? The 35 and 35A tillers were made for the 400 model tractor, which had a unique rear PTO that ran at around 850 RPM I think. The rear PTO on a 420 runs at 2000 rpm. A 48 mechanical tiller or 30 hydraulic tiller (with appropriate brackets) is what was intended for...
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    massey 205 and 300 combines.

    We had a 205 many years ago. I agree that they were a bit rare as I only ever saw one other in person. We had a 13' grain table and a three row corn head. It always seemed pretty easy to plug if even got near something green. I think a wider cylinder and a few more horsepower would have done...
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    Fuel consumption on Deere 4400 gas

    We had a 4400 gas when I was young. It was a great combine, but rather thirsty. We did a fair amount of corn with it. We ran a four row head and it handled it well. It seemed like we usually had pretty muddy conditions in the fall. We had oversize rice and cane tires on it, and it got around...
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    6620 hydraulic pump removal

    I removed one using a small pipe wrench. Adjusted the jaws to get a good bite on the flat, and gave it a rap with a hammer. Didn't notice any damage to the shaft. I know this is not the preffered method, but when you are out in a field with limited resources you improvise.
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    May need a Combine Hauled

    I'll add a second vote for Ed. He has hauled a few things for us. Always a great job at a very fair price.
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    JD 3300 combine Hyrraulic pump

    A small pipe wrench works well too.
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    Gasoline1520 with Loader

    Dad bought a new 1520 gas in the early 70’s. We still have it on the farm. It got used pretty much daily for our dairy operation through the mid 80’s. That gas engine always started easy on the coldest days. We never had to do any major repairs to it. Just maintenance, starter, fuel pump...
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    rd 2000 Danco loader parts for Cub Cadet

    http://www.cubclassics.com/cubparts3.html This might be it. Second from the bottom on the left. I bought some for the Danco on my Allis Chalmers 616 and they were correct. $20 is rather pricey for a three o-rings and a seal. I'm sure you could save a fair amout if you wanted to take the...
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    basket case loader

    This might help. http://ihregistry.com/books/DancoRD2.pdf
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