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    Opinions please

    If the other arm isn't worn or damaged badly or looking like it may crack, my opinion would be to just leave it be and repalce the broken one. If it's going to keep you awake at night worrying, then it's probably worth just doing them both. As far as the implement falling on you (ouch) I hope...
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    8N Sediment Bowl gasket leak

    Thanks you guys. I knew there had to be a correct part out there. Luckily the "experts" here know the answers and save me a lot of time hunting for a part.
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    8N Sediment Bowl gasket leak

    What is the best material to make this gasket out of? Or can I order one from somewhere? I tried cork, gas dissolved it. Tried heavy paper type gasket and it"s hard to get a seal.
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    What Tractor would you buy?

    If you are looking for a new or nearly new one you wouldn"t go wrong with a Montana. My suggestion would be to take a look at a 5740C or a U5784C. Either of these would do everything your looking to do. Montana"s also come standard with cool things like 2 sets of remotes and built in Draft...
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    ot new tractor

    Re: TheOldHookie's info. JD is also forgein made. All John Deere tractors under 150HP are built in China. JD owns 3 factories in China. So much buying American!!!!
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    ot new tractor

    Sorry, wrong link to Montana Tractor website. Try this one. Montana Tractors
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    ot new tractor

    If you have a Montana Tractor dealer anywhere close to you take a look at them. They are built heavier than Kubota and offer all the things you are looking for. I've always been into the Ford and IH tactors but the new Montanas are impressive. At least take a look before you buy one. Untitled...
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    farmall H

    What is the H doing that makes you things you need a clutch? Slipping &/or grabbing can be caused by other things. It"s really pretty simple if you have some basic tools and know how. You have to split the tractor and roll it apart. You"ll need jacks and a lift and blocks for sure.
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    Super M Horsepower?

    Saw an ad for a 1952 Super M and the ad claims 65hp???? Is that possible? I have run Super H's and Reg. M's but they had no where near that kind of HP.
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