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    WOODS auger 1120 grease/oil

    Thank you both for speding time to help me. This is a good site because of the likes of you both. Don Southeast. NC 1954 TO-30
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    WOODS auger 1120 grease/oil

    Thank you Richard. I looked as you suggested and didn't find an answer to my question. I looked on line for a long time this morning before bothering ya'll. If you saw the answer to my question in the location you suggested, then please,, I need a bit of a hint as to where to look. I'm old and...
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    WOODS auger 1120 grease/oil

    I borrowed a WOODS 1120 hole digger from a friend and it worked well once I got it mounted with ya"lls help. See topic; http://www.ytmag.com/cgi-bin/viewit.cgi?bd=ferg&th=99372 Now I am ready to return the auger and want to service it before returning. The owner doesn"t know what kind of...
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    auger on TO30 won't go all way down

    Thanks for all the comments folks. Based on the pictures I punched together a link connection to hold the upper pivot point. It solved my problem. The auger will now dig all the way to the gear head. I'll be on the lookout for a proper fitting. Many thanks. Untitled URL Link
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    auger on TO30 won't go all way down

    I found this in a search. Third and fifth picture show a bracket I don't have. Is this my missing link? http://www.ytmag.com/cgi-bin/viewit.cgi?bd=ferg&th=98357 Untitled URL Link
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    auger on TO30 won't go all way down

    I'm trying to use a WOODS 1120 auger set up with my 1954 TO30. The unit will not go all the way down when digging a hole. I removed the auger assembly and the lift arms will go down far enough. It appears to be a problem with the upper arm length,, or rather the connection point to the master...
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    Tractor house at last

    Awww yes,, That moment in time when you walk into a spider web and suddenly,,, you become a karate master.
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    Dipstick for TO30 drive train

    Phil, Thanks, I found it on the Steiner site. I also looked again on the parts list on this page, and with guidance, I found it under hydraulics. Thanks for answering. Don Southeast, NC
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    Dipstick for TO30 drive train

    I lost the drive train dipstick off my 1954 TO30. I was bush hogging in some head high brush the day before. IF,, I find it or anew on I will attach a safety chain. That said,, WTB I Want To Buy a dipstick for the drive train of a 1954 Harry Ferguson, TO30. Thank you. e mail...
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    off topic (elec water heater)

    If you can hold your hand on it for ten seconds then you're safe w/ styrofoam.
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    12 volt conversion issue

    Scott,, Did you get it fixed?
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    12 volt conversion issue

    Scott, Yes, you will boil the battery if the voltage stays that high too long. It's possible your battery is low on charge and the regulator is trying top it off. Let it charge a while and see if the voltage goes down. Or you might have a bad cell in your battery and again the system is...
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    TEA 20, fuel line threads

    and here's a link for NPT, National Pipe Thread, sizes, which is in the bottom of the fuel tank. http://www.plumbingsupply.com/pipethreadsizing.html Untitled URL Link
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    TEA 20, fuel line threads

    I use brake line for my fuel. That said, here's a link to a site and some info about sizes and types of flares. http://store.fedhillusa.com/technicalhelphowtopdfs.aspx Hope this helps you. Untitled URL Link
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    TO30 starter switch SMOKING???

    I saw the switch for sell at Tractor Supply Company for about $12.00. I bought mine from the older auto parts house in town. They sell Standard Products. Part # is SS564. Price is also about $12.00. (I was never allowed to drive a Chevy when younger, only a Ford. That switch looked the same...
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