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    OLD plow factory picture

    At least they had an adequate spark arrestor! I guess that's what the big metal tube/funnel is doing there.
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    Save that hi lift jack

    Because they come loose, crash through walls, and make a window? Like the Kool-Aid guy?
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    Ford 800(860) front spindle refurbish

    Doc, if you don't mind, please post your experience and any tips. I'm going to have to do the same thing on an 800 that has a front end loader. My left front spindle has a lot of play. I think I must have sheared off the a key because when I raise that wheel off the ground I can turn the...
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    This years deer.

    Thanks, helpful and interesting.
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    This years deer.

    That's a cool set up with the camper in the woods and the blind. Could you answer some questions for someone who's only hunted on family land? When did you build your blind? Earlier this fall or when you got there this week? Are there other hunters in the woods with you? Is there an...
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    Hitting deer

    When I wrote that I was thinking about being on a motorcycle and getting hit by a car. I've had one bad motorcycle accident where motorcycle left the road with me on it. After seeing what that car did to the insides of a deer I couldn't help think about what would happen to my insides if I got...
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    Hitting deer

    I agree about KS, too many white tails. I try to shoot as many as I legally can each year on my property. Used to have two guys help me but I got tired of picking up their trash and one of them was drunk half the time he was in the blind! This year, I was taking the trash to road one night...
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    Super A antifreeze / coolant question

    My super A has a drain plug on the left hand side of the engine near the front. I can't remember if it's screws in the block or the hose housing, but you can drain the coolant without pulling a hose.
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    Super A restore done

    It looks great! The only thing that would improve it is a fast-hitch! I wish I had those wheel weights.
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    Car and trailer accident I want to share

    I accidentally ran a two inch hitch on a 1-7/8 ball earlier this summer. I just forgot that I had the smaller ball on the truck. I was hauling a small trailer with a 6 foot brush hog on it. About 80 miles round trip. I realized what I had done part way through after I noticed the slack in...
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    International Cub quits when choke is turned off.

    Those readings are in the low range for the bigger tractors. I'm not sure about cub. Someone else will weigh in. Also there should only be a few psi difference between cylinders. Was the engine warm when you did the test? See what the others say and if the consensus is that these...
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    10w-30 in belly pump

    Thanks. I'll search on Google. I see the big cover. I'll open it up and see what's going on. I appreciate your help!
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    International Cub quits when choke is turned off.

    Just get a compression tester (or borrow from parts store) and read the instructions. Most people say take the plugs out of the other cylinders and open the throttle. I think you have to crank for five or so compression strokes to get the right reading. It's pretty easy. Write the readings...
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    10w-30 in belly pump

    Thanks. That is very helpful. So this doesn't require splitting?
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    Case IH parts page

    Okay. That worked. Thanks!
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