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    ot: 550 V-8

    Hi guys thanks for the replies. I thought it was the same engine as used in the 68 series but wasn't sure. As for the truck it was comepletely refurbished about 5 yrs. ago by the farmer I bought it from including new paint. The cab is immaculate but the box is a little rough. I used every year...
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    ot: 550 V-8

    Hey guys I"ve decided it"s time to retire and am trying to sell my 1969 1850 Int. truck. I haven"t had any lookers in the month I"ve advertised it locally so here"s the question, it has 550 diesel, 5 sp tran single axle hoist and single speed rearend. I don"t need it but the local truck yard is...
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    1550 and GT 1005 No-Till drill

    Bandit glad to see you aren"t having any big problems yet. I think you got a really sweet setup with the Oliver and drill. It"ll do you good for a long time as long as you take care of it,as I know you will.Thanks for the pics. Frank Packard
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    Frank Packard Have ?

    Sorry Bandit but I just saw where you said you leave the tires on the ground while planting. I think the book calls for the tires up all the way and to adjust the depth at the adjuster on the tongue. I'm sorry I didn't notice this earlier as you are probably all done but you try it next time. Frank
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    Frank Packard Have ?

    Hi Bandit Can't you lower and raise the yolk on the front of the drill? I had to do that to mine it seems that they are set up for 34" tires and if you have 38" on back you have to change it to level it. Yes I think you can repair that tube just like you said. Also I think you could make new...
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    1550 Oliver diesel workin

    Banditfarmer I hope you post some pics of the GT drill working behind the 1550. I know Moore says it needs a min. of 60 hp so if it is a strong runner I think you will do just fine. On another note all my beans are in and breaking the surface. Regreasing the bearing was the best thing I could of...
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    Frank Packard

    Banditfarmer I usually get my parts direct from Moore. I order on line and they accept paypal only. If you need the bearing it has a Gleaner number 71326257. I also had to replace one of the shaft last year same problem that's when I repacked all the bearings. If you contact Moore their address...
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    GT 1006 No-Till Drill Questions

    Banditfarmer the bearings are tightened up on the oppisite side of the coulters. Yes I regreased all my bearing last year not to bad a job. The tubes are adjusted by loosing the two bolts on the side and sliding up or down. I run about 1/2-3/4 in. from edge of coulter also make sure you run them...
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    GT 1006 No-Till Drill Questions

    Banditfarmer I have a Moore which is the name of the company that builds them. What do you want to know as I have had one for 8-10 yrs now. They aren"t the best in cornstalksbut once you get the coulters adjusted for depth and the planter level it works ok. Adjust planting pop. like the book...
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    camera

    A couple of years ago John_PA put 3 cameras on his K2. I was wondering how the one on his rattle and walkers worked for him? I read about his installation but I can't find any follow-up as to if it worked or not. John did you get to use it or did it not pan out? I'm thinking of doing it to my E...
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    GT 1006 NO-TILL Drill questions

    I"ve owned a Moore 10" drill for a couple of years now not bad for the price but all of the parts come from N. Ireland. Not cheap but not outrageous either, I order on mon. and usually have them in s. mich. the next week. I haven"t found anything that Moore doesn"t have for my drill. It"s not...
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    the most money you won on a lotto scratch off ticket

    I don't play but a friend from work does and him and his wife won 32 mil. about 8-10 yrs ago. He quit playing after that claimed to have used all of his luck up that one time.
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    gleaner E cornhead

    Thanks for the picture that is just what the adapter on mine looks like so I'm thinking I'm in luck and have an adapter for the newer style head. thank you, Frank
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    gleaner E cornhead

    Hi guys I got the gleaner e bought but not home yet. The guy I bought it from said I could leave it in the barn until the spring. I was looking at the 2 row cornhead and saw it had a piece bolted on the drive side that was hooked on the spline of the head with a long belt(I assume the drive...
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    gleaner e

    I just got a gleaner e to add to my collection as the case I was getting didn't work out. I don't know much about the E other than I watch it cut some soybeans last week and it did fine. So I am wondering about the specs, I know the engine is basiclly a D-17 and the cylinder is same as a K what...
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