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    915 Combine

    Well i never owned one, but i heard a nasty rumour that the straw walkers come loose and or fall off !
  2. H

    1066 Engine Problem

    Rich,That's called slobbering some on the big over the road semi will do it, most do not,That's definitely coming from the turbo seal, but that doesn't the seal is shot!!! I would take a oil sample,and send it in,get a oil test kit,Its a jar with a prepaid,self stamped box etc.
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    Serial Number's

    Ok i had a older neighbor, yrs back, his was 1256, he was told it was the 6th one, Thanks
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    MW governor price

    I bought about 2 yrs ago, think it was 200, or $250.00, it works good.
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    Little oil top end farmall h

    That's way to thick for cold temp's.
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    Serial Number's

    So what was the first the serial number, on the D-17 series tractor,?
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    what was that slow 1st gear for

    Ok i am in a grain area, no vegetable setting, here, all the M @ H's I have looked at, only seen 1, that had that X6 option. On my dads farm we had 1/2 river bottom, and the other half was sand, so we did have some poor corn, if it got dry.Thanks guys
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    what was that slow 1st gear for

    My question is on the X6 option on a M, that was just the 1st gear was slower,2nd thru 4th was the same right? And what was the main purpose for it picking corn, i was too young ,my dad would not let anybody run the picker but him ! But i think he picked in 2nd gear
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    d-17

    Well, in 1961 we had a new Allis Dealer start up, I was in the 10th grade, my dad bought a new A Gleaner combine,[1962] the dealer liked me,[well he hired me] so i would go in a put the straw choppers on,the pick up head on, get em ready and deliver them to the farmer. Never delivered a D-17...
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    AC forklifts and B153 engine

    Traditional Farmer, OK, I wasn't aware of that many. That's the beauty of this media.
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    head gasket for c113 vs c123

    Not sure on part numbers, but the 113 is a 3 x 4 engine, the 123 is a 3.125 x 4 . you 're measuring with the sleeve in it right ?
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    disc size for an 886

    It's up to you, but i would get a 986 , to replace that 1850, That 886, isn't going to cut it! My cousin had a new 886, way less power than my 806-T.
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    Allis 190XT timing gear question

    Wouldn't you be better off, getting a 301 engine of a G diesel combine? there's a few around!
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    AC forklifts and B153 engine

    Wasnt that G-230 engine a power crater piston, like the 262,? And didnt the spark plugs go in straight?
  15. H

    kub6040 did the w-400

    I goofed it up SORRY, ok so now all u have to do is find em!!!
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