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    Farmall b project

    Just dawned on me, funny you should be using blue primer too, as that's what Dad used on the B he cleaned up. Till we painted it red, it sure looked wrong being all blue.
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    Farmall b project

    Know dad replaced some rear axel seals in a ihc b he worked on, and I don't think he had any real issues, and I'm thinking he just fallowed the I&T book. Think that's also what he did on the super c he replaced the seal in.
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    Buying tractors a long way from home

    In 1980 my dad had drove from Az to Ohio, some 1950 miles one way, and picked up his model A Ford with tractor adaption kit. Then sometime in the mid 1990's, a friend of my dads hauled my grandfathers WD45 to Az from the same area in Ohio for us. We've also gotten two other ACs hauled from MD...
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    Tire pressure sensors

    Question, do you mean the AEDGETA show in Apache JUNCTION weekend of march 9? I'm in Arizona, and can't say I've ever herd of Apache FLATS, much less a tractor show there.
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    Parts from this website

    We used the whole rebuild kit, less bearings, for a super C Farmall from this site, and had no complaints. Then again we chose the kit from yt simply because they were the best price I could find, and the tractor was one we were fixing to resell, which we did this last weekend, and we beleve we...
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    F14 v other Farmall rear steel wheel?

    I think the point was how to tell the wheels won"t work/ what they are without digging out a caliper.
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    OT/hiding in plain sight

    or "sometimers"? remember some things some of the time. Forget some things some of the time. Remember sometime.
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    Parade Update

    enough elbows/modification I"d think you could make something. You might also look to see if there are any optional (factory or aftermarket) kits indented to do the same with fire risks, not fumes in mind.
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    WD45 oil pan gasket

    I'm thinking that the alis pans with the CORK u are around a 1/4 of an inch thick new and appear slightly longer than needed--but crush to fit. Or is that the Allis pans that use the fiber ends. Or both. Personally, I'd spend the money on a oil pan gasket set, but hopefully some one can give you...
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    trying to figure out what year my wc is

    Look under the heading "research & info" on the left of the page, click on "serial Numbers", then allis chalmers, and the model.
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    I NEED HELP ON BUYING A SMALL TRACTOR (pic's)

    Do a google search for " Nebraska tractor test" fallowed by each of the models in question, and you should be able to find their data on the fuel efficiency, top speed, and drawbar horsepower, which should help answer your question some. Also around here in Az I would be surprised to see any of...
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    WD45 PACKAGE DEAL!

    Looks like a GREAT deal.
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    Removing rear wheel of Allis Chalmers WD

    Standard power adjust wheels? The ones I've seen are only held to the rear end by 8 bolts. But rust can make it stick. Might try hitting the tire with a sledgehammer ( or wheel if you do so taking care not to hit where it can be damaged)
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    IHC Mag rotor

    HAHA. YAH RIGHT. They'll just look at us like we're crazy!!!!!
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    IHC Mag rotor

    Any one know where to buy just a new rotor for the IHC Mag used on the B, M, etc? we have one that the mag is functioning perfectly, but the rotor is broken such it slips.
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