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    Another Mosin nagant post and question

    Was thinking Westinghouse and Remington were only involved from 1917-1918. Seems odd #s would match.
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    D17 Series IV

    1st thing I would check is if the motor is "loose", can you turn it? They get water inside and rust cylinders pretty easily. Slowly loosen drain plug(oil pan)not removing it and see if water runs out around threads.
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    Older Craftsman garden tractor

    My buddy had one that did the same thing. It was the switch on inside of chassis down by clutch pedal. Had to remove battery to get to it. There was simply a buildup of dirt/dust in the wiring connector to swith(bad connection). Removed plug and blew out with air compressor and sprayed it with...
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    Seat problem with M

    On mine I put another spring in with the first. Kinda thread it in there with the first one, a little tricky but do-able.
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    Chev 350 and 4L60E

    Was once helping a friend put a reman engine in a 90 k1500 and we had a little bigger gap. The rebuilt motor was a standard shift and had a pilot bushing in end of crankshaft for a manual transmision, was preventing front knob of torque converter from seating into crankshaft as I recall. Had to...
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    Cub Trans/PTO pilot bushing RR

    Thank you very much for telling me about that thread. The 7/16ths bolt worked. Could not get bolt started initialy, so tapped it with 7/16ths tap for about 2 or 3 turns then bolt went right in. Did not want to press right out however, had tractor in reverse and it simply propelled it forward as...
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    Cub Trans/PTO pilot bushing RR

    Alright, have a pilot bushing I'm looking to replace in my cub. Have been to the ATIS forum and read info,very good but doesn't really say how to get pilot bushing out. One guy on this forum states he used a long drillbit. 7/16ths I presume as just eyeballing with tape measure new one is approx...
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    Oliver 77 row crop gas

    Sounds like possibly the torsion spring rubbers may not have been restored(replaced).
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    8N Ford Transmission Oil Recommendations

    No, It uses a thinner hydraulic type oil. Basically a couple different types and the one you need will say meets Ford specs. Tractor Supply or even some auto part stores carry it in 5 gallon buckets.
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    6 and 12 Volt Coils 101

    Holy smokes!!!! That is a lot to absorb, but excellent information!!!!
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    Long-distance tractor driving

    Go for it! That is part of the adventure of buying a tactor and you'll never forget it.
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    This can't be safe!

    Sure looks like fun!!
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    How a woman can bring balance to your life.

    LJW, THAT is funny!!
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    my new Baby, pics

    Cherry condition!!
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