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    Farmall W6 Question

    No worries John! The whole point of these forums is to get everyone's input. New ideals and information is what's its all about. I knew what you were saying. I will order all parts once the block is back. Going to take it in this week since I'm on vacation.
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    Farmall W6 Question

    Yes tractor sleeves are smooth with absolutely no sign of wear. I'm going to have the block cleaned or washed, crankshaft turned, rods looked over. Going have the local machine shop mic out the crank to match the bearings. The pistons look good but going to put all new stuff while its apart...
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    Farmall W6 Question

    I sure will. How much can I have the crankshaft turned. Is it similar to pistons. .010, .020, etc.
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    Farmall W6 Question

    The whole reason I took it apart is because the farmer I bought it from said it started making a sound and he shut it down. I bought it from him and opened it up. Noticed number one piston was in number two hole and number three was in number four hole. Number one has a spun bearing that damaged...
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    Farmall W6 Question

    Wow! Maybe I should look into a different Hobbie. Than you for setting me straight on this. Thank you!
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    Farmall W6 Question

    Good Afternoon I have a W6 I am working on. I noticed this morning when I pulled the pistons, the pistons were out of order, numbers stamped on rods. I know the firing order but the pistons don t install per firing order do they. I thought piston one was closest to the driver then...
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    Tub Frame W6 Question

    Thank you very much sir for that information. I'm glad to know if will be pretty straightforward. Thanks Matt
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    Tub Frame W6 Question

    Hey Everyone, A quick question. I've been looking at rebuilding my engine in the McCormick Deering W6. I've torn down an engine in a standard rail-type Farmall but never in a tub-style frame. Is there much difference really except for where to find the bolts? A few pictures of one broken down...
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    Questions

    Thank You so much!
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    Questions

    I found this on a property! I know about International tractors but nothing about dozens. The guy wants $900 for it. It's probably 40 miles from the house and have no way to haul it without hiring someone. It will need new pistons. What exactly is it and is it worth $900? Thanks all! Matt
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    Farmall M vs. Mccormick Deering W6

    Thank you very much for your guidance on this old tractor. I would love to have a copy of that manual. [email protected] is my address. Thank you again. Oh yeah the tractor is gasoline. This post was edited by extremewhitetail on 05/09/2022 at 12:39 am.
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    Farmall M vs. Mccormick Deering W6

    Ok I'll try that! Thank you sir!
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    Farmall M vs. Mccormick Deering W6

    Guys If I needed to buy a new head and valves for my MD W6 would I just look for a Farmall M head and valves or will I need to hunt down a MD w6? 😊
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    I need a rim

    Thank you all for the information and suggestions. As always this site is full of friendly folks willing to give information freely.
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    I need a rim

    Hey Guys I am looking for a International Cub rim I could pick up close to me. I live near Springfield, Missouri. Mine is rusted around the value stem. I plan on getting it fixed as a spare but need a good one soon. Thanks
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