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Starting place
I’m sure there has been a lot of discussion on this page about the Z-129 Continental engines in a TO-30 but never having owned one I haven’t paid attention. Till now. Just drug home a TO-30 which I’m sure is stuck which I’m not too much worried about, dealt with that before. My concern is the...- DPittman
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- Forum: Harry Ferguson
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Speaking of pumpkins...
Hopefully he won’t get into the tomato growing shenanigans on this website- DPittman
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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Now I'm hungry
Ours used to have the best spaghetti. When me and PJ was both on 2nd shift we’d stop in on Friday night to get spaghetti, kinda kick off the weekend. I’m not hungry, I miss PJ.- DPittman
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- Forum: Community Features
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Odd Dealership Activity
Yes it does. When we bought the Hustler I’m using now someone told me we could get one much cheaper at the box store. The one I bought has and is performing wonderfully. Wonder how many box store Hustlers aren’t. Sounds like equipment purchases may possibly be like a box of chocolates, never...- DPittman
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Embroidered MM shirt
MMCI and Prairie Gold Rush have a wide variety of shirts. Don’t know if they have exactly what you want but it would be a good place to start- DPittman
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- Forum: Minneapolis-Moline
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ZTU Seat bract reinstall trick
I’ve never had a struggle with that. Maybe bolt too short? I like the idea of the wire. Compress it a vise will make that easier- DPittman
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- Forum: Minneapolis-Moline
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Need help with wiring or generator issue on late model U
If you’re converting to 12V anyway put the 12V generator and the regulator on the shelf and get a one wire alternator. I’ve heard more than one say the reliablility factor in new regulators is a crapshoot at best. This brings in the discussion from the originality police that my brother is a...- DPittman
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- Forum: Minneapolis-Moline
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oliver 70 engine
Don’t know much about Oliver but I was talking to a guy that was building an engine for a 77 or a70. He had bought a 454 Chevy sleeve kit with pistons, had the Oliver block bored to accept the sleeves and then had rods made to mate the pistons to crank. How it all turned out I don’t know but...- DPittman
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- Forum: Tractor Pulling
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Northern Indiana barn and dual rainbows
One stormy day in May I had a lot of running to do and in those travels I saw 5 great big beautiful rainbows one of which was a full double. Must’ve used up all my rainbow sightings in one day cause it was 5-6 years before I ever saw even the tail of another- DPittman
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- Forum: Community Features
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How Are Your Reflexes
Went to visit some friends when their son was home from college and as I was sitting at the table talking with him one of my hand motions slapped my coffee cup off the table. Slapped it with my right hand, caught it with my left hand upright only spilling a few drops. Impressed us both. There’d...- DPittman
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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Signs of the times 8/1
I don’t remember that one but I remember Choc-ola- DPittman
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Turn the page
Sorry bout the sideways, don’t know how to fix it- DPittman
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Turn the page
1963 Minneapolis Moline G705 diesel 1966 Ford F100 Pics from Prairieland show in Jacksonville Illinois- DPittman
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