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    Hyd oil reservoir drain line on a 300B?

    I have a 73 300b with reverser. And the line does connect to the shifter cover directly under the reverser shaft, right hand side of steering shaft when sitting on tractor. I will send pics. If you send me an e-mail, I tried to attach them to this message, couldn't really figure it out.
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    industrial/300b parts suppliers

    Does anyone know of any good places to get parts for a industrial 300b tractor? I'm having a hard time finding any parts,orig,or aftermarket for it. Need parts from water pump to hyd pressure valves?
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    jd 300B Injection pump problem

    Thanks for the info guys..I did fill the pump with a squirt can, and then spun the eng over..it took a few times but is finally running. I didn't know the injector pump had its own fuel pump, so I guess it will not go by with out turning the pump, like the perkins will. But thanks again for...
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    jd 300B Injection pump problem

    It is a roosa-master model jdb331al2405. Electric shut off. I am tyring to prime and bleed the system before cranking the eng. Is this my problem, does the pump need to be turning to take fuel in. It will not push any fuel out of the bleed screw or the low idle screw. This is how I bleed...
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    jd 300B Injection pump problem

    It is electric. ran wire straight from battery. One question I do have, Does it need power all the time or only to shut fuel/eng off? I thought the solenoid would burn up. What I am trying to do is prime the pump/bleed air with out turning eng,like my perkins..Is this my problem? Does the...
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    jd 300B Injection pump problem

    I am having trouble with my injector pump.. Had the pump rebuilt, reputable shop. still can't get fuel to go through. All new fuel system. Lines,filter,pump and injectors.. Fuel to fitting at in pump. Won't bleed or fill pump. Tractor was sitting had same problem, before having completely...
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    OT but important to farmers.

    Like one other posing about y2k...What ever happened to the killing of the ozone...there was this big whole, I always said if there was a hole wouldn't all the atmosheric pressure escape? There may be global warming, but look at history and there were record highs back in the 30's..
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    cold weather diesel

    Alot of older farmers I know use kerosene. And or an additive. I do not know how low temps can get when using kerosene. But it seems to work in NC.
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    What's made in Japan these days ?

    I'll take anything made in Japan over china or taiwan..
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    Tractor in cold weather fuel?

    Never heard of adding gas...Add kerosene and like others have said,use a block heater,a tank type(uses hoses and circulates) or a magnetic heater. Make sure you have gd battery with high cold cranking amps,The more the better.
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    need hyd. cylinder advice

    You might shop around and find someone to rebuild your cylinder, (unless it is pitted or bent) It does not take alot to rebuild,as there are only a few seals/and or packing material.
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    Opinion for loader tractor

    I have a mf 20 industrial, with a 3 point and an aftermarket loader. A farmhand model 22, older unit but fits the tractor fine, works off the internal hyd system, however you can only use the loader or 3 point at a time. A front pump is the way to go.
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    Voltage Regulator Question

    Unless you guys are trying to keep them original? Why not use a 1 wire chevy style. Hook 1 10 guage wire to starter or battery and be done..Around $50.00 for a 1 wire alt. and all the wiring problems are solved, My mf20 industrial and my drag cars have been this way for years.
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