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    Hate to put it back to work

    <Finally finished my rebuild and painting of my 400 last week. I had it in the shop for a good year and a half. Not perfect but good enough for me.
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    Where is my electrical short?

    Problem solved. Thanks all for your input. My bad for using the wrong term short instead of arc. I did use my test light but found I didn't have any dead spots. I tried a different battery to ground cable and everything worked as it should. My old cable was a large #2 gauge wire and it...
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    Where is my electrical short?

    I think testing the system from the battery out is a good suggestion. I will give it a try. I know it is definitely not associate with the saddle switch since had two different switches, one being brand new. One question I might have is why would my tractor start and lights still work if I...
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    Where is my electrical short?

    I have an issue with my Farmall C (6 volt) shorting out when I engage the starting motor. Last week I cleaned the battery terminals and the ground location on the torque tube. The starter motor worked twice but now shorts again when I pull the starting rod. If I tap on the positive terminal...
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    6 volt voltage regulator

    If you had your generator checked by a reputable auto electric repair service and it was ok, I am thinking you have a regulator problem. I had a similar issue with a farmall C 6 volt a few years ago. I would get my generator rebuilt, it would work for a couple of weeks then nothing. I would...
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    beet thinner

    Mechanical beet thinners were used to a lesser extent in the 80's and 90's by sugarbeet growers. If they were set correctly they did a pretty good job. However, weeds, corn stalks, dirt clumps, etc. could be read by the electronic eye and be read as a beet plant. Thinners died away as growers...
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    What is this weed?

    Agree with Richard,looks like goosegrass. Has an inflorescense like fall panicum. Either way Roundup works very well if applied correctly.
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    oily ignition points

    I am not familiar with a 184, but if it has a hydraulic pump ahead of the distributor driven off of the timing gear, then it is probably a leaking seal on the hydraulic pump. Probably the shaft is worn and you will need more than just a seal, like a rebuilt pump.
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    cutditioner

    It was possible to get newones when i checked 5 years ago but they were over 300 bucks at the time. since i only paid 600 for the machine didnt think it was worth it. I sharpened mine on the machine with an angle grinder, worked ok, but it was a pain. Also make sure you have enough HP...
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