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    Digiorno News

    The article about Digiorno dropping a dairy because of animal abuse bothers me. Not because they dropped the Dairy because animal abuse can't be tolerated. What bothers me is the poosibility of the abuse being done by other activitists. I know it wasn't mentioned in the article but I know of...
  2. J

    Narrowing a JD 7000

    Looking to see if anybody out there has narrowed up a 12 row rigid or front fold planter to 22". I primarily plant soys and this seems to be the way to go. I've been told it can be done but not a lot of people talking about it on the Internet. Thanks Jeff
  3. B

    still using a 806

    Anybody still run or ran farmall 806s what all did you do with them! I have a 806 gas and a diesel! Working on bringing another 806 diesel back from the dead! I just like them dont know why just do!
  4. M

    battery charging question

    When charging the battery on my 1957, to35 Should I disconnect the + battery cable? I do not want to fry the regulator. Thanks for your input on this subject.
  5. T

    OT//Oil under your surface

    I dont know.Here in NW Missouri,Ive got these areas down in valleys where creek runs that ooze out a clear slick substance out of my creek banks up above the water level that makes an oil slick on the water like you dumped diesel in the creek.Its not still water either,you can see the stuff...
  6. R

    730 engine problems

    I have a case 730 gas tractor that developed a knock and started fouling the plugs. I cant remember if it fouled all of them or just one or two. The knock is always there whether you are idling down, have the clutch in, are under load etc. It is a fairly sharp metal on metal sound seems to occur...
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    1936 Oliver 70

    Here is a photo of a tractor that belongs to Farmamerica www.farmamerica.org which we thought may have been one of the originals in the Oliver color contest but we can't prove that as apparently no serial numbers were recorded. This one has been completely restored.
  8. R

    Re:

    It seems to me that many of the comments on this subject are misguided at best. The bulk of the folks act like if there weren't sports in the schools the students would be learning more and testing better than they are currently. The opposite is actually true according to studies done. Sports...
  9. D

    Allcrop 60

    Anybody know what"s involved in changing the canvas on an Allcrop 60?
  10. A

    311 rear gear needed

    anyone know of or have a rear gear for a 311 case tractor??Any help in where I can find one is truely appreciated!!Dave A
  11. R

    Tractor show reminder

    Just a reminder of the tractor show in Lagrange, In. on August 7, 8 and 9, 2014. It is only 10 months away from today. Mark it on your calendar.
  12. N

    Hey Old

    Question for you: I'm going to rebuild the engine on my A. Wasn't going to bother but it turns out I use it to mow the yard a good but. It's got some pretty good blowby. Anyway, before I tear into it I want to clean up the cooling system. Does the vinegar trick work with thermosiphon? Any...
  13. G

    3 point fail on 900

    Hoping to get some help with a 3 point that wont lift. I suspect low fluid. I am not sure where the fluid fill is located on this 900 series Ford. I am pretty sure it is a 1955 model. Any help would be appreciated. I believe I should use universal transmission fluid is that correct?
  14. R

    Ford 600 ignition points

    I don't use my 600 all that often, but when I do it seems I have a film on the points and must be cleaned each time after it sits over a month. Are there an solutions to keeping the film off the points? The cap and rotor all seem to be tight.
  15. F

    Question on rotary mower stump jumper

    I have an old 5 ft bushog model 105 that has a deck that is worn out. Thinking of bending up a new deck at work, but making it 6 ft instead of 5 ft. Did bushhog make the sump jumper bigger in diameter on larger mowers, or just use longer blades? The stump jumper would be harder to make, but...
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