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1850 transmission oil line
Take chain off, out of the way you've more room to swing stubby or crow foot wrenches. Then put chain back on making sure ALL LINKS are properly assembled. I recommend a tight NEW chain with less sloop as the chain is the most common cause these oil line failures. Fernan- Fern{Mi}
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oliver rollover plows
Laupp: Parts you want are available. Email me and I'll tell you what I've found. Fernan my Shorthorn country- Fern{Mi}
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allis chalmers pedal tractor
Might help Google ertl pedal tractors. Fernan- Fern{Mi}
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Papec grinder/mixer
Is the gear box leaking? Shouldn't be difficult pulling the center auger up and out for a better look. There is usually an inspection panel on one side the bottom cone, that out of the way makes easier cleaning blowing or vacuuming clean the work area. Either bearing should be easily enough...- Fern{Mi}
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cornstalk bales
We've rotary re-cut; raked 2 windrows combined corn stalks together and baled s quickly as we could get behind the early combining. Get the cornstalks early they contain more moisture than one may think. Then the bales were wrapped and fed 90 days later. Cornstalks baled later I've baled dry and...- Fern{Mi}
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1655 3 speed
If you are talking final sprocket alignment slip a washer of proper thickness under engine and/or transmission motor mount bosses. The need of a washer here or there is not unusual. Sprockets aligned the chain coupling will turn smoother and last longer. Fernan- Fern{Mi}
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Vermeer 504f hay shredding
Have had like problems with a 605 and a 554. I have had to do a number of things. Problem arises for me with subsequent cuts of short grasses. Have found rolling windrows together some help. have discontinued baling during turns, have baled at first daylight hay to dry. Have had to bale short...- Fern{Mi}
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Favorite fab. tail gate latch?
I primarily keep the works (handle, rod connections, and latches) well oiled. Hinge pivot backings supplemented and welded as required. Fernan- Fern{Mi}
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4-150 pto clutch problems
Had same problem with an 1850 using new technology. Having to take it back apart a second time some changes had to be made. While the clutch disc basically remained the ppad configuration (same) more pads were added each side. No more clutch problems that tractor nor another equally rebuilt from...- Fern{Mi}
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Oliver 1750 Gas Split head
Had same problem some years ago. The middle gasket does that occasionally. Have no idea the cause? I'd guess aging had something to do with it. Best could was a blank head gasket. Made a tight fitting punch out of drill rod to fit the bolt holes and punched out the required new holes. That was...- Fern{Mi}
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1850 D
We've several 1850's. Had a factory welded shift fork break in one. Our shop equipped with an HM rolling crane, we pulled the engine assembly sitting it cross ways on the tub, rolled crane back and removed rockshaft housing. Took off to access both ends to pull shaft the fork was on. Other than...- Fern{Mi}
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AC behind glass
Hey: Thanks for the history lesson. Very interesting. Fernan- Fern{Mi}
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AC tracked tractor manual OOPS
No joke. AC tracked tractor manual OOPS! big time. I've lost all communicates with gentleman inquiring about said AC crawler tractor shop manual.- Fern{Mi}
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burnt ignition points
If you had put in a new condenser, replace the points and reinstall the old condenser. I learned dad's rule and it has worked fine for me for years. As long as the points wear out evenly keep use the condenser. Replace condenser if points unevenly wear or burn out. Oil will destroy points...- Fern{Mi}
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Re: What have I got myself into?
I've used a snatch block and cable. Also a cable come-along. Take some chains and binders with for chaining down the goodies. Fernan- Fern{Mi}
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