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    Ferguson Over Drive/Under Drive Transmission

    how much are you expecting to pay for a hi/lo out of a to30
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    Con rods Dry Spun Bearings

    Posted this in the Ferguson Group and only one answer. So what would make the first two rods wet and the last two dry. Low oil pressure?? Neighbor brought over his To 30 because motor was making knocking noise. I pulled the pan and was surprised to see rods 3 & 4 dry, no oil on them at...
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    TO 30 Spun ROD bearings

    Neighbor brought over his To 30 because motor was making knocking noise. I pulled the pan and was surprised to see rods 3 & 4 dry, no oil on them at all and bearing spun on 4. Rods 1 &2 were wet. What would cause this to happen. plenty of good oil in motor. Looking at as much of the...
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    Oil pump roulette

    TOH that was me that posted about the Tisco kits at YT. They were 3/4 inch. While the gears were right on the shaft was so rough that I had to chuck in a drill press and polish it out some. When I say rough I mean that not only were the big lathe groves in it, it was also wavy along the shaft...
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    Avoid these oil pump kits

    yep those are the one I got..
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    Avoid these oil pump kits

    OK got the third kit from YT, installed and tractor now has instant oil pressure. was told kit was a Tisco but there was no indication of who made it. Gears were on spec. Driven gear pressed onto d shaft very tight. Only complaint I have with this kit was the input shaft was so rough with...
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    Avoid these oil pump kits

    I should go for walk first to cool down. I will be going on my third kit as soon as it arrives. First kit came from Reliable was Alantic with under size gears. Refund was pleasantly giving. Reliable's parts my not be up to par but the customer service was the best I experienced in a long...
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    looking for help repairing 1953 Ford Golden Jubilee

    where in western WA...
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    Starter gear broke, engine stuck. HELP

    If you were closer I would have been able to help you slpit and fix...
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    Starter gear broke, engine stuck. HELP

    Are you close to Chehalis
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    OT - JD ZTR need help

    Its not the flywheel key or the valves unless the valve seat came out of the left side do to overheating from grass in the cooling fins, its the spark plugs...they might be making a good spark but that doesn't mean nothing in a Kaw.
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    OT Briggs cast iron 8horse horizontal

    First off if you got a 32000 = 32 cu. in = 16HP Don't waste time with magnetron on this motor, points will last for years. Your right about the flywheel polarity, Briggs use to have an a replacement flywheel, very expensive. Carb is called a two piece flowjet. Easy to rebuild, Just remember...
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    Oil Pan And Main Seals

    8n, side........Had the motor out to repair the oil pick up and clutch. At this time I replaced leaking crank seals and now when I tighten down the oil pan I can hardly turn over the motor. 12 volt battery will not even do it. Did I do something wrong. Doesn't seem possible, pretty easy job with...
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    How Does Oil Pump stay primed

    [size=18:17d7b91530]Update[/size:17d7b91530], took off oil pan today and found that the intake pipe was loose in the oil pump. What is being use to reattach it to the pump body. Are people brazing it on with brass or silver solder. I can do both. Also since I am so close to the leaking main...
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    How Does Oil Pump stay primed

    1951, 6V, side.... Ok that's done. Now to my problem. Sometimes I have no OP at start up for about thirty seconds. I know it is not the gauge because when OP come up motor quiets down. This is getting progressively worst. Use to only happen sometimes, and length of time to pressure is getting...
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