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    Governor identification and adjustment

    Can anyone identify this governor and/or provide info on its operation or adjustment? It's being used as the speed control on a generator set.
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    cotton, educate me

    in my trip across Texas we went thru a lot of cotton country, some in full harvest session, i haven't been around cotton much so, what can you tell me? and how much is one of those huge modules it is pressed into worth? what does it need to grow, in watching, it looks all but primary tillage...
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    New to pulling

    I have foamed a rearend out to run only 3 quarts of oil and that helped. I made plastic to fit and then took some expanding foam and foamed it. Just make sure you get flexabele plastic and make sure the gears and bearings get oil. I have also removed all excess stuff like light bar. i also...
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    what a better tractor a 1466 0r 1566 for 16,500 farm stock

    I would pull at 1466. We ran one and it was a good tractor and hard to beat if you got the right setup but it is close enough u can run a hobby class with it if you want.
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    aluminum fuel tank

    There is a guy in wisconsin that all he builds is pulling parts. Ihave got alot of parts from him and he has good work and cheap. His name is Dave Pfund. His number is 715-946-3798. He also has a website www.pullerparts.com go on that and look he got pics and prices and he builds custom ones...
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    aluminum rear 38s

    There is a guy in wisconsin that builds rims. They are really nice and this is all he does is builds pulling tractors for a living. His name is David Pfund. His number is 715-946-3798. He can also find you a set of tires for it too but i run bfg powers and they are great. Give him a call he...
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    Farmall H Front End

    Does Anybody have a frontend that has hubs for press steel rims they want to sell. Im building another tractor and i want to have a front end with press steels and factory so i can change for pulls. Preferably a lightened one but anything will work.
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    what to do to a farmall h to pull in 3500 to 4500 pound

    if you are going to rebuild it do a 350 sleeve kit or try to get a 300 block. Have a cam built to the motor specs. Get a good head, preferably lp and get someone to do the valves and springs and port it. Or a cheap way put a overisze bore kit in it. Try to always get a cam ground. That will...
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    Farmall Super M Carb

    You can also bore out your venturie to give it more air. Make it as smooth as possible. Try electronic ignition and diffrent plugs. I have also tooken the jets out and drilled them out bigger but make sure you get a few extras to play around with. You can clean up the port in your head that...
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    Denny carb lightweight bolister

    I am wondering if there front ends look simular to the factory front ends besides the hubs.
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    Chad S?

    sounds good.
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    Chad S?

    Hey chad what does your kits include. Ive called the number you gave me and left a message and called a few time more and i havent heard back from you. I got a 300 block and i would like to know what your kits include and a price. Thanks
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    farmall h restoration

    Use a spray gun for the priming and painting. And yes u can wet sand between coats. If u wetsand and spray the paint and primer it will give you the best surface.
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    What kind of primer?

    Dont listen to farmallboy. Use a spray gun dont brush. Ive used enamel primers but i have used a sealer primer. It depends on the paint you are using. Ive been painting for 10 years and never brushed it. Just go down to a local paint store and pick out your paint tell them what you are...
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    Side Panels for a h?

    Thanks guys!
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