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  1. Eagle Beagle

    Need to build a shop on the cheap

    The heck you don't, I've been in buildings where it looked like rain from the moisture dripping off under a cold roof.
  2. Eagle Beagle

    H Farmalls--Show of hands...

    I have a 49 H that I leave up on my wifes farm in Iowa.
  3. Eagle Beagle

    Case 580 Super L

    Easy enough to have a new metal line fabricated by almost any hose shop, just get the old one out and take it to them. Save a lot of money that way! Beagle
  4. Eagle Beagle

    MF135 Hydraulics

    I see two back up split rings and no rubber sealing ring. Each end of the tube should have 1 backup split ring and one rubber o-ring, with the o-ring being closest to the end. Yes replace that tube, it has been damaged in a prior installation. Beagle
  5. Eagle Beagle

    Allied Loader help

    This would be easier to answer if we knew where your hydraulic pump that supplies the oil is on the tractor. Is it up front under the radiator? Is it on the back hanging on the PTO shaft or is using transmission oil to supply the pump? Your loader control valve will have a inlet side and an...
  6. Eagle Beagle

    Elementary questions .. My rant

    Always heard apples don't fall too far from the tree. 50 years ago an owners manual might have shown how to set valve lash. Now there are 32 pages of warnings for things like " Do not drink the battery acid "
  7. Eagle Beagle

    Case wheel weights DONT fit. G1340 530CK 430 530 400B 58

    That's the kind of tire used in the beds for farming mushrooms. Lugged tires tended to snap the head of the mushroom from the stem. Smooth tires gently press the entire mushroom down deeper in the manure and allow for more spore propagation. Access to the beds by tractors are only required for...
  8. Eagle Beagle

    495 with no remote valves.

    It will when I get a new loader valve with the power beyond installed. Jim B2, I read several of your post's going back a few years ago about this subject. Many thanks for posting all your comments as they were very helpful. I don't know why someone would buy a modern tractor without remotes...
  9. Eagle Beagle

    495 with no remote valves.

    I'm going to try disconnecting the pressure line from the MCV valve to the draft control- unloading valve and run that oil thru a loader valve that has the power beyond port. From that port, flow will go back into the draft control- unloading valve and operate the three point. Regular return...
  10. Eagle Beagle

    495 with no remote valves.

    Is there any way to get hydraulic pressure to an open center valve ( loader ) on this tractor? Should there be pump pressure on the capped line with engine running. This tractor just has 3 point. The loader is mounted, just need to get pressure. Thank's Beagle
  11. Eagle Beagle

    american motors corp.

    My Aunt in California had a Nash Metropolitan,it took her everywhere she needed to go.
  12. Eagle Beagle

    Re: 200B power steering

    I had mine from a 310B rebuilt by him four years ago. It wasn't cheap, but what's involved with rebuilding those seems reasonable. Mr. Hunter even replaced the tie rod end on my rebuild. Mine cost around 850, with shipping back to me. If I were to do another one, I would try Herco Hydraulics in...
  13. Eagle Beagle

    DeWalt battery on charger

    Thank you all for the response! Beagle
  14. Eagle Beagle

    DeWalt battery on charger

    I have a few DeWalt battery operated tools. Do I charge the battery and then remove it, or can I just leave it in till I need it. Only use the tools a couple of times a month. Beagle
  15. Eagle Beagle

    Obsolete Harvestore/Upright silos

    Father in law called them the Blue Mortgage Beagle
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