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    Case David Brown 995 loader.

    Change the hydraulic filter.
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    Another Tool

    I believe they are used with cleecos fasteners Google cleecos to learn more about them
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    Adages.....

    I live by " forgiveness is always easier to ask for than permission"
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    fuel screen

    Try McMaster Carr
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    Look what followed me home! (pics)

    Did you buy that from a guy up in north west Missouri. The guy I'm talking about has all kinds of iron around his business. Can't remember his name.
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    kansas turnpike 77 on yt ads

    Geoff, I know you are actively involved in preserving and cataloging the turnpikes, but what all do you know about the orange state tractors. I bought the tractor last night. It looks very much like the turnpikes, but there is not a hint of blue or yellow on that tractor, other than the Oliver...
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    New plumbing question.

    I've seen this stuf. I'm concerned how long the o ring may last. Only 5 years isn't proven yet. I like the soldered joint.
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    77 engine in 66

    We saw one at the Ottawa Ks. Show in August. In can be done.
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    Tap and Die Set Recomendation

    Maybe ok at best for chasing threads. Don't try to tap fresh threads though.
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    Oliver 70 Standard

    I have some interest in this tractor. Do you have any pictures of it? What is your asking price?
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    8n runs 45 min quits

    I had a welder with continental f162? Engine. When warm would not start at all. Cool cranked(by hand) easily, coil broke down when hot. Good luck.
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    Todays funny

    My motto: it's always easier to ask for forgivness rather than permission.
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    Small tie rod end

    Heim joint?
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    Broaching stainless steel

    If it is a through key way (not blind) we Wire edm quite a few splines and key ways in stainless. It is expensive but a lot of customers would rather not risk breaking a broach and possibly scraping a part. Good luck
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    spending big $$$

    I know it is very easy for all of us to spend your money, but it looks like a good idea to me. I, like you avoid debt, but you,sure seem to have a solid operation going. Wish you the best of luck.
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