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    Harbor Freight Tools???????

    Retired and 73 yrs old... Have bought premium tools all my life until I retired. Since then have been buying harbor freight (life time guarantee at my age isn't worth a whole lot). I'm still using a craftsman skil saw I bought in 1964 and using craftsman tools I bought in high school in 1953...
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    how to weld jaw on old vise?

    Not a welder but can usually get by. Have a wire feed and an old lincoln buzz box. What should I do to weld the jaws back on my vise? It's an old vise (probably weighs 100 lbs) and a good one but the jaws have been replaced and welded on. One side is holding good but the other side is a whole...
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    noisy 70 transmission

    If your asking if the noise is under load or floating it's the same both ways although we really haven't worked it since putting back together.
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    Gonna Make Miss MN Into Mrs. In-too-deep!

    Been married 53 yrs now and was reminded at our 50th that "just because we made it to 50 there's no quarantee we'll make it to 51" Now at 53 and hoping to make it to 54!
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    God Bless those watching over use tonight!!!!

    Put my time in the AF and have a grandson on the carrier Sturgis, God bless them all!
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    Stick for fuel gauge

    Thanks to all of you for the replys. FYI I allready have the ball peen hammer and am aware that if I fill it at lunch it will last till dinner. I simply wanted a gauge that I could stick the tank and know wether to put in 4 gals or 7 without overflowing. It's hard to see how much your putting...
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    Stick for fuel gauge

    Sometime in the past I saw a pic of a broom handle with marks on it to ell how much fuel was in the tank. I just dumped a quart or two all over my battery etc. :-) Would be nice to know how much the tank will hold b4 I tip the can up. Thanks in advance for any help......EGBinOR
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    John Deere bearings

    Thanks M Man, exactly what I was looking for! Ed in OR
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    John Deere bearings

    Looking for OEM numbers of these JD bearings. JD8510 JD7664 JD7680 JD7558 AA6619R Race w rollers(sub for JD7538) JD7997 JD7297 cup JD8116 cone JD8600 brg JD7246 cone with rollers JD7408 cup
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    John Deere bearings

    Bob, I went where you said to go (forgot where it was now) and put in 4 JD numbers and didn't come up with a match for any of them so came here to give it a try. Our local JD dealer must be a lot different than most because the bearng houses around here beat them hands down. On the 8N forum...
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    John Deere bearings

    Does anyone know where I Can find a bearing changeover list from JD numbers to OEM numbers. I'm going thru a JD 70 transmission and wanting to change all bearings without paying thru the nose for John Deere prices. I have all all thr JD numbers. Thanks in advance for any help. Ed B in Oregon
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    70 Trans bearings

    Overhauling a JD 70 transmission and have JD part numbers. Is there anywhere I can go to get a cross reference of after market bearings?? Thanks in advance for any help!! Ed B in Oregon
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    M Disc hookup

    I know that T but I should be able to change the gangs by raising or lowering the 3 pt on the go. I did it 15 years ago when I borrowered the disc and tractor but don't know what is missing now that I bought it all 15 years later!!
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    M Disc hookup

    At least you gave me credit for a little sense! Thanks for the reply. I know the crossbar chain goes thru the sheave to move the gangs but I think there is still something missing. That's why I was hoping for a JD picture of some sort. Thanks again EdinOR
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    M Disc hookup

    What am I missing?? Anybody know where I can go to look at pictures of complete hook up?? The M is probably a year from being done and I'm wanting to pull this disc with my 8N. Thanks in advance for any help!! EdinOregon
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