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    730 loader doesnt work

    I have a 730 loader on my 801 powermaster. About a week ago I blew out a lift cylinder hydraulic hose and the bucket dropped and got stuck in a dumpster I was loading. I replaced all 4 lift hoses and refilled with hydraulic fluid. Went to try and move the loader and it doesn't do anything. No...
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    '63 2000 alternator

    You just confirmed what the wife is always saying: "always missing the obvious ". Ed
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    '63 2000 alternator

    Friends 2000 that had been sitting (uncovered) for years, generator rusted solid, regulator trashed and mouse-eaten wiring......elected to go the one-wire alternator route from Stiener. Runs (now) like a champ but will only stop by disconnecting the alternator. The alternator is currently...
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    AIR HORNS....no blow!!

    Steve, Thank you for your interest. My horns, once the base has been removed from the trumpet, reveal two shim stock-thin diaphragms with approximately a 1" machined hole in the center. Within the base is a spring loaded, screw adjustable poppet which appears to seat on the diaphragms. I have...
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    AIR HORNS....no blow!!

    87..... Just threw another log in the shop stove. Quit for the night with all this freezing rain....lotta strange cracking sounds from the woods tonight! Will try the RTV thing in the warmer A.M.. And, I'm probably pushing too much pressure anyway. Thanks, again.
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    AIR HORNS....no blow!!

    87... I have flat filed the trumpet side flange, lapped it to the cast base side flange. The diaphragms are used. I do have air leaks at the parting joints. It there supposed to be gaskets on the flanges and/or between the two diaphragms? What air pressure should set the horns off? Thanks. Ed
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    AIR HORNS....no blow!!

    I recently purchased a set of GABRIELO TRUMPET air horns, solid brass trumpets and cast bronze bodies. The smaller is +_ 17" and the larger +_22". Can't get them to 'trumpet'. Disassembled to find two circular brass shims with large hole in the center. Freed the adjusting screw but no matter...
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    Help I.D. wheels (rims), please

    Thanks Stu for the leads. Bet ya" boots I"ll be lookin" for a Budd number later this morning. Any idea who might be interested in these things?? Ed in "ol Virginny
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    Dodge Dakota Ball Joints

    Super, I just replaced the lowers on my "99, 2WD. The originals are riveted in place. It is not practical to press the rivets out as they are in double shear between the pair of control arm flanges. I got mine out by cutting the rivet heads off with a pneumatic angle grinder, drilling the body...
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    G.E. Electric Motor problems

    steveormary, Not a new installation, I am using #10 from the receptacle to the pressure switch, the pump run is 15' horizontal and 3' verticle (I pumping out a duck pond for maintenance), it is a jet pump, and yes, I have swapped motors and the little 1/2 H.P. runs the pump but struggles to...
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    G.E. Electric Motor problems

    IH2444, The pump is free and pumps excellent. The capacitor has been replaced and is functioning (440-552MFD). I can watch the centrifugal switch open and close thru the endbell vent slots. Ed in "ol Virginny
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    G.E. Electric Motor problems

    I have a 1-1/2 H.P. G.E. motor powering a two stage 1-1/4" deep well pump. The label plate is difficult to read and the wiring diagram is missing. It appears to be " KG(possibly a 6)49PC410K, 115/230VAC motor. The motor will start and run for about five minutes before the thermal switch opens...
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    '47 WC Belt Pulley ??

    ....the "big setscrew" tip was the clincher !!! I now have the pulley spinnin" right along!! Thank a heap folks !!! Ed in "ol Virginny
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    '47 WC Belt Pulley ??

    THANKS FOLKS !!!! I"m headin" to the barn right now !!!! Ed in "ol Virginny
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    '47 WC Belt Pulley ??

    I have been tasked by an elderly widow lady down the road of disposing of her late husband"s cherished "47 WC. I plan to insert it in an upcoming farm implement auction on March 15th. He had rebuilt it just prior to his death but it has been sitting in covered storage since "02. Needless to...
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