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    How high's the water Mama?

    Five feet high and risin. And the weatherman says we might be blessed with a little more rain. The river topped the dike yesterday.
  2. B

    coil

    what is hobo"s website
  3. S

    things that make you scratch your head.....

    my 55 TO-35 has a serial number of 153293. I just looked at another TO-35 with a ser. no. of 152969. wonder if they were built the same day ???
  4. B

    Tire question

    I have flat 18.4x34 tire on an farmall 806 will a 34 rim off a 4030 fit on my cast center if not what issues would I have if I put a 16.9x34 tut on my wheel
  5. A

    1750 hydraulics....Ih 900 planter

    Does a 1750 have enough hydraulics to run a ih 900 4 row planter? I can get a deal on the planter but it doesnt have the pto pump, Id have to run it with a tractor. Thanks
  6. F

    pull behind combines

    We are looking for a pull behind combine does anyone know of any for sale? We are located in Oh but would be willing to travel to find what we are looking for.
  7. J

    Ruhbarb pie tonight.

    As I posted last night I cut some ruhbarb, well I'm about to have a piece of pie with some icecream! Lol
  8. D

    Old Champion Compressor

    Bob, You are absolutely correct that there are fan blades cast into the pulley and when rotated in the clock-wise direction would blow air over the compressor cooling fins on the compressor and plumbing. That tells me the correct rotation and that I do need to reverse the motor. Thanks!P.S. It...
  9. D

    Old Champion Compressor

    I recently acquired a very old Champion compressor. Vintage 1937. The compressor turns smooth as silk. I changed the oil. I sent the motor out for cleaning and I repainted the tank and installed a bottom drain. It looks great. My problem is this: On the compressor pulley (cast iron, two V belts...
  10. D

    keeping ahead of rust

    I'm just starting to work on my first time restore and have a very basic question. I will be working slowly on cleaning off the rust only an hour at a time many nights. After I scape, wire brush, sand blast, sandpaper or strip one small area at a time on a larger piece and get that area down to...
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