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    what is value of my Harry Ferguson tractor

    serial # TO23059 runs great, serial tag has all patent #s and Harry Ferguson signature.
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    ford 640 rear brake replacement

    Where might I purchase the rear drum DUST Seals for my 1955 mod. 640? also Where might I purchase the rubber bushings for the steering column and throttle through the instrument panel? Thank You Rod Hurst
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    Indexing Spark Plugs

    A big "thank you" to all who responded. I have the Pertronix EI and it has made a huge difference, not only in ease of starting, but also in how it runs. It seems to have more power than with the points.
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    Indexing Spark Plugs

    I saw this concept mentioned in a post some time ago, and it got me to thinking.(dangerous, I know) I suppose anything we can do to make these old tractors run better or be more efficient is definetly a plus. So I'm wondering if anyone knows how to index plugs. I understand it involves pointing...
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    ForJohn(UK)

    So glad to see you posting again, John. I know you-all are still not 100%, but I"m sure you"ll be well soon. A suggestion, if you don"t mind: if you and your wife are taking anti-biotics, ask your doc if he can also perscribe a pro-biotic, since anti-biotics destroy the "good" bacteria, the...
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    Re: to 30 restoration in under 30 days

    Thanks for the endorsement. Where can you buy it? I"d sure like to try it. Thanks. Dennis
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    Re: to 30 restoration in under 30 days

    What is Penetrol and what exactly does it do? Thanks for any info.
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    TO-30 spotted

    Next time, you oughta try Hartville Kitchen for lunch or dinner. The food is great. Downside: long lines, usually, but worth it!
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    Bob(Aust) pertronix?

    I put one on my 1948 TE 20 (sn 28383). With help from John(UK), I contacted vintage performance(dot)com/retrorockets/lucas.htm, who provided the exact unit I needed. Part number is LU145 and it cost about $93 USD. Best investment I could have made. My distributor is a Lucas, model #D3A4. Good luck.
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    Tales of a TEA 20 update

    I put 20w50 multigrade in my TE 20 and it works great.
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    Interior Paint

    May I suggest you try POR 15, which is a company specializing in restoration coating products. Search for POR15.com on the internet.
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    Missing ID plate on the stering post

    Thanks, Dan for posting the pic. The plate shown is identical to the one on my TE 20. It is in good condition, but is oxidized. I'm wondering how to polish it up and then coat it to stop the oxidation process. Any suggestions will be welcomed.
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    TO 20 hydraulics

    Last fall, I replaced the relief/safety valve on my '48 TE 20. I could not get a wrench on it, reaching through the side cover. No wrench I own would work. Maybe there is one that will. I had to drop the pump out of the tractor. The relief valve was VERY TIGHT and took some extra effort to remove.
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    Missing ID plate on the stering post

    I just saw a post dated 2008-01-07 from Bob(Aust) in which he said repro plates are available in the UK. Perhaps he knows where they can be ordered from, or John(UK) may know. Let us know what you find, please. Dennis
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    fixing a cracked Z120 block

    I had a similar problem, i.e. water in the oil. I bought a can of Block Seal* and installed it, following the directions very carefully. Note: you must follow the directions or it won"t work. Problem solved! *Mfg. is CRC Industries Warminster, Pa 18974 1-800-272-8963 or www.crcindustries.com
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