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Overheating
may want to check the front of the radiator to make sure its not loaded with chaff and weeds,.... this will make it run hot as well. especially if radiator is old and has lowered water flow. if you have an air compressor blow it out from the backside. you can also use your garden hose and water...- Dave in De
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9n valve spring retainer clip
Larrynmo found my FO4 manual before I left for work. pic is not real clear but the best my phone can do. the exploded view from valve down is: valve,seal,guide,guide retainer clip,spring,spring retainer, keeper,lifter. HTH. if I understand correctly your spring retainer is broken. the...- Dave in De
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9n valve spring retainer clip
larrynmo the valve spring top/cap is one piece and the keepers that lock it and the spring to the valve are 2 piece. hope that helps. I don't have an exploded view of them to show, someone may though.- Dave in De
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9n valve spring retainer clip
I used a GM door spring tool as a valve spring compressor and removed my valves without pulling guides for a valve job last year. you can buy them at most auto parts stores. it will allow you to compress the spring and replace the retainers without removing the head. you will have to remove the...- Dave in De
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worked on food plots tuesday (Pics)
sunflowers would be good for dove to.- Dave in De
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worked on food plots tuesday (Pics)
redruff to post pics I used a tutorial from tractorclub and applied it to here. basically load pics to Photobucket then use the link to post them here. not real good at that sort of stuff but figured it out after several tries. site wont let me post link to tutorial. email me if you wish and...- Dave in De
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worked on food plots tuesday (Pics)
I've used buckwheat but plant it late spring to mid summer. local farmer i know plants the perimeter of his soybeans with it to help keep deer off his beans. says they like it more than the beans. also have used an assortment of biologic foods.- Dave in De
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worked on food plots tuesday (Pics)
we were only cutting about 3 maybe 4 inches deep at best. pretty much just cutting sod.- Dave in De
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worked on food plots tuesday (Pics)
gwstang we'll disc this up to level it down, hand cast seed, and use a rotto hoe to cover in seed. has worked well in past. the disc would do similar to rotto hoe if you get ground worked up well. this soil has lots of clay and is HARD so we plow first.- Dave in De
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worked on food plots tuesday (Pics)
yes it is hard on the back. twisted around the way you are while plowing- Dave in De
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worked on food plots tuesday (Pics)
flembo if we get soybeans in now they'l be up about 4/6 inches. tender little things. we also plant rape, turnips, spinach, sweet peas, cool weather stuff that will grow into the early part of winter or the first hard frost anyway. along the woods edge their protected from the frost somewhat...- Dave in De
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bent left hand hydraulic lift rod fork
ASEguy same here cracked me up!!- Dave in De
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worked on food plots tuesday (Pics)
showcrop, here we are allowed to bait to draw them in. we can also use feeders. on this farm though the farmer gets crop damage tags do to a very high deer population, we can actually hunt from mid August through to mid May and take all the doe's we want. Ken N Tx the pot on the gas door...- Dave in De
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worked on food plots tuesday (Pics)
here are some pics of my buddy plowing with my 48 8n. we are prepping some food plots for this falls hunting season. he was using mine because his is in the paint and assemble stage of motor rebuild and complete paint job. should be running by months end. the pot on the hood is a magnetically...- Dave in De
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Storing Bush Hogs
I leave mine out side but I take them off on top of a set of cinder blocks to allow air flow under them, and clean the top of leaves and chaff. don't need to put holes in mine, it already looks like Swiss cheese. LOL.- Dave in De
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