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    It's been rainning alot

    Expanding rubber stopper expanding rubber stopper
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    TO 20

    I got this email from a friend of mie who lives two hours away from me in Savannah NY. I just told him not to put any money into his Farmall A. Well, now the other (The Ferguson) is down. I was driving it down a slope in 3rd this morning near the house when it seemed to slip out of gear...
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    How would Mason sand work in concrete???

    I agree with traditional farmer for the same reasons throw in a little more cement.
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    Cub Cadet belt

    I found that on my Cub Cadet that anything other than the IH belt would jump off the pulleys. The IH belt seems to have a deeper V
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    Is it time to quit now?

    The easy way to still enjoy farming is to set in the house drinking coffee while the boys hook up the equipment then they can call you and tell you it's ready to go. Then you go out, climb in the cab and go out and do the field work. When something breaks, call them and let them fix it with you...
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    Everything is set

    Put up some arrow signs and welcome signs to point the creature in the right directions and hope he doesn't have plans to eat somewhere else tonight
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    Woods belly mower belt won't stay on

    Maybe you have a bad bearing thats letting your pulleys get out of line
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    Manure spreader chain

    Albus conveyors Ladysmith Wi http://www.albusconveyors.com/
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    totally OT, but...

    I read the story.these guys are all around 90 yrs old. they will soon be dead. How many lawyers do we have living off these prosecutions. Save the money for the welfare recipients.
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    Tiger drill

    Interesting. made in Beaver Dam Wi. inventor endplate
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    O.T.- renting an aerial boom lift?

    find out what it would cost to rent the machine for a day or whatever amount of time you think you would need it. They will charge you an insurance fee and to deliver it if you can't haul it yourself. Then check with a tree service and ask what it would cost to put it on the ground and you clean...
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    OT Metal Roof

    Billys got it right, check the manufacturers websites on how to do it. You will find it says no OSB an a minimum of 5/8 ply and special screws for plywood, there short and fat as opposed to the long and thin you usually see. My self, I would remove the old shingles and put purlins down to nail...
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    PTO override clutch

    Remove the grease fittings and turn the over running clutch till you see e roll pin down inside the clutch. Drive the pin out and pull the clutch off.
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    Plowing question

    First you have to figure out if you have a 14" or 16" plow pick a spot on one of the beams and measure to the same spot on the next beam.Looks to me like it will be 14 or 16 inches. If it's 14, the inside of the right rear tire to the center of the tractor should be about 25 1/2" If its 16 it...
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    Power King what's it worth?

    There's a section on garden tractor talk that is for Power King tractors I have 5 of them the most I paid was $1000 for one with 24" rear tires and the least was $300 for a Jim Dandy in pieces garden tractor talk
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