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  1. C

    IH 434 rear nut size

    I am trying to remove the rear rim on my 1970's IH 434 tractor. I bought a 1- 1/16 impact socket. Too small, I tried 1-1/8 is too big??? Metric?? Any help or hints to remove the rear tire would be helpful. Thanks
  2. T

    Case 430 Hydraulic leak

    The case 430 did have the transmission way over full. I drained out 5 gallons to get it to the line on the stick. The lift arms will go down when the tractor is sitting with the engine off. I will need to repair the leak by doing the easiest work first (if there is such a thing) and...
  3. M

    MF-135 Gas Perkins - fuel flow

    I'm having issues with my MF-135 gas (Perkins) that keep me thinking insufficient fuel flow but not certain, so I'm looking for opinions from folks who are familiar with this set up. Fuel line is 1/4" steel - blown clean New sediment bowl with strainer - clean, no debris visible New fuel...
  4. Butch(OH)

    Tubeless tire valve stem question

    I have an old Electric Wheel running gear with 14" rims. I'd like to mount some ST type tires on it and prefer them to be tubeless. Question is about the valve stem holes in the wheels which measure .470" Tire stems are commonly sold as .453" and .625". Will the small ones work or should I...
  5. kcm.MN

    Friday "Extra" Pic

  6. BarnyardEngineering

    What does paying the exorbitant dealer price get you?

    Our local dealer's auction is coming up, where they sell off the used equipment that's been sitting on their lots for the last 6+ months, unsold. Most everything is sold without reserve, and only brings a fraction of the price they had it listed for on the lot. As an example, they had a...
  7. D

    follow up with more pictures

    This is the second F-20, and a ford 2000 that does run
  8. S

    8n brake seals

    I have an early model 8n that I have completely rebuilt. Been using it for raking hay and running a 5' bush hog. I replaced the back seals just over 6 months ago and I went in the barn the other day and had oil leaking out both brakes. It's been sitting for a good month or so on flat even spot...
  9. H

    MF35 Radiator/can't find identical replacement

    I need to replace the radiator on my 35, but nothing available matches the exact dimensions. The current radiator is 24 1/2 by 15 7/8 outside (+/- 1/8)and 18 3/4 by 15 1/4 core. The nearest available is similar, but an inch shorter in the outside height. The distributor lists it as a diesel...
  10. S

    belly mounted brush hog

    Is it possible to use a truck transfer case hung off the three point to send PTO forward to drive a belly mounted brush hog? Maybe it was a bad dream - or maybe a FARMSHOW contribution article? If the rotation is wrong why couldn't the blades be flipped? Any ideas or dispersion's welcome. Very...
  11. C

    Fan shroud or not

    ordered a new radiator, hoses, t-stat etc... opinions on if i really need a fan shroud? never had one and never had overheating problems
  12. J

    Need 710 John Deere Lanz Help

    Leaking HYD Oil from part 40-41 area. I am looking for suggestions on part 41 as I was able to get part 40 from JD. Part 41 is obsolete. I have not taken this apart yet but will be doing so in the next 2 weeks and it could turn out to be just a o-ring. Thanks in advance for help.
  13. K

    looking for part number or part

    I think i read years ago that IH made a brake lock linkage that ran up to the light bar. The older i get the farther it seems to reach the brake lock. Does anyone have the part number or a linkage for sale? Thanks kent
  14. K

    130 starting

    i have a 130 farmall and was having starting problems. running me crazy, trying to get it going, sometimes it would start and sometimes not. new coil, cleaned points, had fire to coil, coil will fire, not enough fire to plugs. just about ready to call in the heavy weights and found the problem...
  15. A

    2030 JD ROPS Canopy fit 4020?

    Will it?
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