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  1. R

    Ford 981 SOS transmission

    I have a Ford 981 tracctor that I use with a finish mower for cutting grass. It has been working great for many years (in all gears). I foolishly let the transmission fluid get low (it leaks). I was cutting and it suddenly stopped moving and started whining. I stopped it, checked the filler...
  2. G

    Picture Of The Day

    My battery chargers collection is growing. Guido.
    • guido
    • Post #1
    • Forum: Tool Talk
  3. M

    TO20/TO30 general questions

    I've got a "Franken-Fergie" TO20 w/TO30 thread going. These are more general questions. 1) TO30 oil filter same as N Fords? My manuals, Fergy and IT don't list filter commercial part #s. Has external TO30 filter. EG fram C3P ? 2) Tranny/dif/hyd oil. Mine seems to have (clean) gear...
  4. C

    decoding the serial number

    Is there a list somewhere in the forums that may tell what the old AC was when she was new? The serial number seems to be D14 1 3140. There are spaces between the numbers as I put them. I thought the 1s were 7s but my wife says they match the 1 on the 14. Thanks Don
  5. D

    Tractor horsepower compared to vehicle HP?

    how does Tractor horsepower compare to vehicle HP? I am seeing all these high cubic inch tractors, (which have gobs of torque) have miniscule horsepower ratings (Oliver 770 diesel rated at 46 hp :headscratch:) And why cant I build a tractor out of a Chevy 292 that would outpull most tractors (by...
  6. G

    MF 135 fuel sending unit

    My gas gauge is not working and I have tried many things, even a new sending unit. Is the terminal on the sending unit supposed to receive 12 volts of power? If so, mine is not.
  7. Dick L

    5020 Working Chore Drive

    This is the muddy part of the drive I made to use to feed the 6 lots. See Here
  8. W

    1120 rear Scv problems

    Hey guys and gals Im having issues with the rear scv on my 1120 Deere . Lets start off by saying I have little to no history on this tractor as I just bought it from someone who also had no history . Its outfitted with a 146 loader that gets its own hydraulic flow from the system and returns...
  9. M

    Oliver 70 Standard tin

    Does any of the tin work (hood, grille, side tins, seat, etc.) interchange from the Oliver 70 row crop to the standard?
  10. kcm.MN

    2021.09.26 Rust Pic

    Puzzle: https://jigex.com/dbGa4 This post was edited by kcm.MN on 09/26/2021 at 12:00 am.
  11. S

    273 baler, Roger in Wisconsin

    Roger, you referenced brass roller on knife arm. I pulled my knotter assembly up to replace mine and it looks like a job to replace the brass roller. Im missing something. what is the trick to replace it?
  12. J

    Case 444

    I blow up my motor and I switch motors and now it will not pull can anyone out there give me some advice it is a Koehler engine k321
  13. Charles in Aus.

    Air compressor motor capacitor

    I've been given a really nice Italian made Fiac air compressor that has a defective 60uf capacitor . There is an obvious bulge in it and the motor will sit and hum until the fan is helped to move . When this is done the motor will spin in either direction . It is easy to replace , only...
  14. D

    Steering Fluid Leak

    Regarding a 1976 MF 245 Diesel. Recently, the steering wheel column has been leaking fluid below the gauge panel. Does that mean the steering column seal needs to be replaced ? Is that easily accessible ? While driving, there is also about 4-5 inches of slack of when trying to keep...
  15. mudcreek183

    Friction washer

    Helping a friend do a minor repair on the FWD of his bil Kioti tractor.It looks like when it was assembled the friction washer was left out. The dealer was no help at all on this what exactly is a friction washer from the parts breakdown it looks like it sit between the axle end and the hub...
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