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    Need advice on tie downs for Bobcat

    I am thinking of using the cross member of the loader to tie it down, the State Patrol says I can't use the bucket as a tie down.
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    Need advice on tie downs for Bobcat

    I looked/crawled under and I could not see a any thing. thanks for the tips, the chains would be real close to the cylinders but it might just work.
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    Need advice on tie downs for Bobcat

    in need of advice.I just recently bought a bobcat m610 and I am a little concerned on how I can tie it down on my trailer. It has brackets on the rear to chain too but nothing on the front. would chaining it down to the loader cross frame work or does someone have a better way. I will be...
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    International 404 Tach cable

    Thanks D Slater, That is the information I was looking for and thanks for the pictures. My 404 starts and runs so nice I didn't look forward to messing with the distributor.
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    International 404 Tach cable

    Yes I would be very interested in what you find out. Thanks again for your help
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    International 404 Tach cable

    Thank you, that's was what I was thinking also, if my drive is bad I will then worry about pulling the distributor and hope I have better luck in getting the housing apart.
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    International 404 Tach cable

    Yes I have but I also have a loader on the tractor so space is pretty tight and I didn't want to just yank on it and then find out I had to take the distributor off. it didn't appear that the knurled end would pull back up the cable.
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    International 404 Tach cable

    Please forgive this simple question but can you get the Tach cable off the drive without removing the distributor on an IH 404. My tach is not working and was thinking of taking the cable off and spinning it to see if its the tach itself is bad. Or is there a simpler way of testing out the...
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    Single Acting Cylinder used as a Double Acting

    Yes
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    Single Acting Cylinder used as a Double Acting

    My motivation for this is that my tractor, a International 404,does not have a single acting control valve with float detent. but it does have an open bank to connect the hose too. My local Case Dealership says it would cost up the $300 dollars to convert and may affect my loader.
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    Single Acting Cylinder used as a Double Acting

    Just wondering, can you take the vent out of a Rowse mower lift cylinder, attach another hose and make it into a double acting cylinder?
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    hydraulic hose on Rowse mower to International 404

    I can connect the hose no problem I just can't get it to do anything. the rowse manual calls for a single acting control valve with float detent and now I am wondering if the my 404 has that or if I can adjust the control valve to make it single acting with float detent.
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    hydraulic hose on Rowse mower to International 404

    This may sound like a really stupid question but I do not have a lot of experience with the tractor or the mower so here it goes. I have a 1963 International 404 which I just recently got and found a Rowse 9 ft sickle mower with a New Holland head that I am trying to attach the Hydraulic hose...
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    hydraulic hose on Rowse mower to International 404

    This may sound like a really stupid question but I do not have a lot of experience with the tractor or the mower so here it goes. I have a 1963 International 404 which I just recently got and found a Rowse 9 ft sickle mower with a New Holland head that I am trying to attach the Hydraulic hose...
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    Sickle mower repair manual

    Yep found that, thanks, I am hoping there is a more detailed manual out there somewhere. if not I guess I will just start taking it apart.
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