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    m carb update

    You may still have a float problem If the tractor ran good before why drill out anything Remove carb clean it in gunk carb cleaner over night go to your dentist and ask for a wire tooth pick to clean plack (wire wont break) and poke wire through all holes blow out all holes the way I set a float...
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    m needle and seat

    Check to see if float is rubbing against carb bowl may have got bent
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    ih 263 bore

    Pull the sleeves on your 263 run on block and you have a 301
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    John deere G compression/ignition help

    I have found that with higher compresson you need heavier valve springs If you use a Mag be sure it's HOT or get a delco with pertronics
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    Open Class update

    Antique has been 1959 and older but your right don"t make much difference in a class like this.
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    Open Class update

    This is a great Idea. Limit the rules that don"t apply to an open class OPEN MEANS OPEN. No speed limit, No RPM limit. Don"t like the class don"t pull in it. SAFTEY IS THE MOST IMPORTANT Run what you brung But have your safty equipment. Wheele bars,kill switch / air shut-off, Steel fly wheel...
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    New Open Class opportunity in Kentucky

    That is great I have been trying to get our club for 2years to have a true open class @12 MPH at any weight or no speed no RPM Turn them loose Some suggestions Kill switch,deadmans throttle,anything over 3000 rpm scatter Blanket/shield,Engine side shields,Fenders,no curved exhaust pipes...
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    Needing a head

    I have a 450 gas head I will have to check numbers head is good went to a lp head 417-280-1950
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    15.5-38 tires on 18 wide rims

    I had that same set up on my Farmall Super M I wanted a low profile tire and a wide foot print I used 18.4 38 tubes and 10 t0 12 Lb. air pressure My tires were goodyear squiggley bar road worn My low profile tire gave me a slower 1st gear to give a little more torque They worked for me usualy in...
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    Farmall m - whats up?

    Just a thought carbs on farmalls frosting or was the same fuel used in the farmall tractors (high octain?)not enough compression to burn that fuel?
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    How fast can you spin a TA

    I turn my 460 6000 RPM I have a heavy duty TA no problems DO NOT RUN A CAST FLYWHEEL It will expload at that RPM. My phone is 870-625-0026 If you have questions
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    How fast can you spin a TA

    I turn my 460 6000 RPM I have a heavy duty TA no problems DO NOT RUN A CAST FLYWHEEL It will expload at that RPM. My phone is 870-625-0026 If you have questions
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    Biggest thing that limits pull participation?

    Rules rules and more rules will be your downfall Have an antique class,38and older have a farmstock class,have a classic class and an open class Mph in everything but open no cut tires or top cuts in antique,farmstock,two tire sizes over stock in antique,farmstock,and classic. open 18-4 38's...
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    460/560

    I have a 460 for sale all set up makes big HP very nice tractor 870-625-0026
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    future of antique pulling.

    Subject: Re: future of antique pulling. Email: Name: Ed Carlsen Date: August 20, 2012 at 07:38:02 This business about whinning about big money in tractors is nonsence thats why you have stock,classic,modified,and open. If you don't have money pull in stock class as you get involved step up a...
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