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    12 Volt Conversion on an M

    Use your genny pully on the alt. You will have to drill and tap to put a bolt in the end but will work. Then adjust like the old genny.
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    case 220 baler

    I saw a 230 sell at a sale month or so back it sold for 140.00 no lancher. But had been in side most of it live.
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    Swapping out Farmall M engines?

    You may have bad timing gears. I have an m that i thought sure it had a bad rod bearing or something it was the timing gears. I did put new bearings and rings in it but runs fine this has been 3 years now uses no oil. It would use a quart of oil a day but now run it all summer and never add...
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    ot 84 ford pickup ?

    I posted a few days ago about my old pickup just up and quitting . Well i think it was just a lose bolt on the disturbtor module tightened it up and it runs like new. Thanks again for all your help. Delbert
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    230 case baler

    Were these balers any good and can parts be found for them?
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    ot 84 ford pickup ?

    What my question is my 84 ford pickup 6 cylinder 300 motor quits while driving down the road. It quits just like the switch is shut off. It did this yesterday and this morning i went out to start it and fired up almost insantly which it normally does. I have put new plug wires coil wire new...
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    International 46 Square baler

    They are a good baler if you keep twine knifes razor sharp.
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    Hobart stickmate 205

    Are these good welders for farm use and hobby use? Would a 250 be a better choice? What about the linlon welders? Wopuld i be better off to wait for a farm sale to buy an older linclon? Thanks for your help.
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    IH knotter problems

    Jon make sure those little twine knifes are sharp replace them will help. They are like a dollar each it sounds like the twine is not being cut all the way. I have a 46 baler it was doing that same thing i keep the knife sharp and baled 73 bales today with out any problems. Next time i use it...
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    allis chalmers round baler

    Mostly you have a spring broke that would cause the gear to pull the twine arm up. You need to oil all the moving parts. Sometimes when they sit over time they get dry and don,t work good. They get stiff like me and need limbered up. When the twine arm drops there is a bang and then there should...
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    Difference between 46 and 47 ih baler

    What is the difference between the 46 and 47 ih balers the 47 has a cover on the knotters and the plunger. What else is different if anything? I have a 46 and know where i can get a 47 will the parts enter change like twine knifes etc. Also does anyone use the razor blade twine knifes on the 46...
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    Difference between 46 and 47 ih baler

    What is the difference between the 46 and 47 ih balers the 47 has a cover on the knotters and the plunger. What else is different if anything? I have a 46 and know where i can get a 47 will the parts enter change like twine knifes etc. Also does anyone use the razor blade twine knifes on the 46...
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