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    WD-45 serial number decode

    The only way I know to find the year of an allis is to look up the serial number. On this site you click on the resources tab, click serial numbers, and click on allis chalmers then find the model and find where your serial number falls. In your case the serial number is slightly smaller than...
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    ca engine serial number

    I am not near my CA to verify but IIRC it is on left side of block. There should be a smooth flat spot in the center that should have the number on it.
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    Tools to move a washer and dryer (full size stackable)

    The dryer should be held on by two hook brackets and four phillips head screws. Simply remove the screws to separate dryer from washer.
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    Kind of a Medical Tool

    Good to know they are an option. After 35 years of regular nose bleeds I have learned to handle them well. Thankfully I clot quickly but this seems to be diminishing with age.
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    WD45 Diesel Oil Pressure

    First verify your actual pressure. I do not know what it should be on a diesel but on a gas 7 to 12 psi is about all you will have when warmed up. Since you mentioned stems make sure the filters are cotton packed and not paper. I am guessing they are correct since you have some kind of...
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    Styled WC

    Location would be helpful.
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    39 B Mag problem?

    First off if I understand you correctly tthe valves are snug with no clearance? It would be better to set the valves at 20 or 30 thousands if your goal is to have the valves seal. Speed does not matter on a mag if the impulse system is working correctly. Have you pulled and...
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    fill cracks in tractor tires

    Tire paint from miller tire company will fill in cracks in tires. Depending on size of cracks it will probably takes several applications. If you go this route paint entire tire for uniform color. Please note nothing is a permanent fix with tires. Tires will age and crack as long as there is...
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    Slatted plow

    My dad has used one for over 60 years. It works great in our soil.
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    How to remove Hubs?

    bottles jacks will pump air on their sides and quit working. The idea is right but the application is wrong. First off you need to find a way to pull evenly on the hub, right now it looks like you are pulling off center. Next find a mechanical way of pulling, ie threaded puller ,screwjack...
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    Removing Tractor Decals

    The eraser wheel works on that kind of decal but if you press too hard or stay in one place too long, it will grind out the body putty as well. Using a heat gun and putty knife is probably the only way you can go if you do not want to disturb or touch up the body putty.
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    Free Antique Implements

    You should not have any problem moving either of those. I would certainly like the disk if you were closer. Down here in Nebraska I regularly see the disc sell for $200-300 and the blower would bring $400-500.
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    Allis Chalmers WD carburetor

    After searching the internet some more, it looks like all the tags identify is where it was made and for what industry. So, in your case tsx says it is an agricultural carb and the numbers 159 and 422 are code for the different locations where each were made at. If your concern is stepping...
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    Allis Chalmers WD carburetor

    I have no idea what the differance is but according to this site they are interchangeable on your WD.
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    RTV silicone?

    I only use anarobic sealant. It only dries in the absense of air so it never dries out in the tube problem solved.
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