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    Lift arms TOO tight

    Lower lift arms are come bent at each end. Flip it over.
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    9-n thru the hood breather

    They came in a box pre cut and ready to install. John Smith had an nos a couple of years ago. I think it sold for $75.00
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    8N lift noise

    Quad not loose but adjusted as far as it will go in one direction.
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    8N lift noise

    Thanks for the replies. Changed cam pin. Will pull side plate and check for oil leaking. Will adjust hydraulic touch control lever. Will replace safety valve if leaking. If those fail will pull cover and readjust. I guess rebuild pump would be next. Foster
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    8N lift noise

    Recently rebuilt hydraulic lift. [new cylinder, naa piston,etc.] 1. With use had “chatter”, [noise and movement] 2. Raised and lowered ok and stayed up 48 hours. 3. Used half a day with light weight scarper and now with medium weight disc have a knocking sound, one knock per pto shaft...
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    8N lift

    Soundguy, thanks. It is a replacement pump but don't know the quality of the rebuild. Notjustair, all new and tight. Dell, don't have my head up my arss so can't turn off the hearing aids that way.(or maybe I do) Tim, cleaned when replaced and used little since. Lift is still up this morning.
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    8N lift

    Just finished repair on lift. New cylinder, naa piston etc., adjusted springs and clearances. Still up after 2 hours with Dearborn utility blade on. Problem is a little chatter when lifting. Is that from lift or pump? Thanks, Foster
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    Carb for ford 841 industrial engine

    I have a 1975 172 ci industrial engine in my 1962 lite industrial 2000. The aluminum tag on the carb says M.S. TSX 977. Foster
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    8N Lift Main Control Spring

    Thanks JMOR
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    8N Lift Main Control Spring

    Do these compress with age? What should be the length uncompressed? Thanks, Foster
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    End of a good thing...My "carb shack' is closing!!

    Gary: Your carburetor posts and your sense of humor have always been worth the reading along with the weather reports on Seeley Lake. Retirement is a big step and that is why retirees get a gift and a party. I’m too far away for a party but can mail the gift (not a gold watch). It is dual...
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    sherman combo

    Lisa. Check out John Smith's site for information on rebuilding. Has a parts list with part numbers and what to look for before you buy. http://www.oldfordtractors.com/screbuild.htm Foster
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    Zane's lift adjusting jig.

    Bruce(VA). Interesting. I did buy it from Zane. Maybe Zane will comment.
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    Zane's lift adjusting jig.

    Are these angles right? <a href="http://photobucket.com/" target="_blank"></a> <a href="http://photobucket.com/" target="_blank"></a> Thanks, Foster
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    Why would draft control spring yoke pin be frozen?

    In a post by TOM N MS: "A study done by Machinist"s Workshop magazine in their April 2007 issue looked at different penetrating oils to see which one did the best job of removing a rusted bolt by measuring the pounds of torque required to loosen the bolt once treated. If the study was...
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