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Oddball loaders.
SVcummins post about combine loaders got me thinking(dangerous LOL) about odd loaders. combines,reversed tractors.old reversed trucks,etc.Or even some unusual 'factory' built ones. Lets see some pics of yours. American farmer enginuity at its finest!Steve- DeltaRed
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860 clutch
I have a 860 ford tractor with 2 stage clutch. worked perfect until neighbor borrowed it. now the pto grinds, and will not go into gear unless I shut the tractor off. it will not disengage when pushing in the clutch. the clutch for the transmission works just fine. is it possible to loose just...- mjsnodgrass
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Ford 5000 fuel shut off valve
Hello, I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice regarding a plugged shut off valve at the bottom of the fuel tank on a 1973 Ford 5000. I've taken the fuel line off from the fuel tank to the manual priming pump. However, there's nothing but a slow drip coming from the tank itself...- Yeager_Farms
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This Day in History Jan. 4
Jan. 4 1493 Columbus left new world on return from 1st voyage 1725 Benjamin Franklin arrives in London 1754 Columbia University founded, as Kings College (New York City NY) 1780 Snowstorm hit Washington's army at Morristown New Jersey 1847 Samuel Colt sells his first revolver pistol to the...- blue water massey
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rbnsc Dewberry
Ron; Yesterday you said you have never heard of dewberries. Thinking that you may have seen they just never realized it here are a few pictures showing the difference. First blackberry. Notice how small the berries are. Notice they are still red as they ripen later than dewberries. Notice the...- john in la
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Bush Hog Identification
Could someone help me so I don't waste search time for you who know much more than me. My bush hog has a partial model #of 106 and serial# of 27816 if I got all the numbers correct. Mainly looking for a 6 spline drive shaft that will fit over my clutch overide which adds lenght (or shortens) the...- rw3al3
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Cold Mn Tractors M IH Trans,
I have 2 neighbors that have IH tractors one has a 300 & the other has a M, They sit outside most of the time. It gets real cold here down in the 25 to 35 below. But 32 & below freezes & there tractors cant be moved till they thaw out. from rain or condensation got in the transmission & rear end...- Repair
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Best Service manual for Ferguson FE35
Hi all, Just purchased about a 1959 Ferguson FE 35 from a local (35 miles away) dealer here in Washington State. I have ordered an original Ferguson Operators manual off of ebay, but need a parts and service manual also. I have one downloaded for free from Cian Mcgovern’s website but it does...- logfarmer
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Re: Yet another no start - new symptom
Paul.......you do know the WIDER the sparkie gap, the MORE kilovolts it takes to jump the gap, don't you? The weird 4-nipple front mount dizzy really doesn't have many kilovolts to spare. Keep yer sparkie gap at 0.025". 70psi compression on a DRY test ain't braggin' rights. Ford specs: 90psi...- Dell (WA)
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O/T He Is Risen
Agreed.May the Lord be with you and yours..........
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