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Magnetic induction heater
I was just talking about that same issue on a Nissan. I had just quit dipping 6 are 8 weeks out when I ran into a issue replacing the rear shocks. It was the only time since I had quit the dip I wanted a dip real bad. I had one break free but it took the threads out so the nut just spun in... -
Over heating
#1 rule to remember. Coolant absorbs heat air takes it way. By your description you have a boarder line airflow issue. I would confirm anything that effects air flow, the to most common issues are restrictions in the radiator Fins and a belt that is slipping. Can you see through the cooling...- Hobo,NC
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Cheap eBay carbs and fuel line repair
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N series valve lash adjustment after rebuild
I let a guy come into my shop to install free rotating valve set up on a block he was rebuilding. I am tooled up well to set up free rotating valves. He was intelligent enoufh read the manual and understand my instructions the first time. It took him the better part of a day to complete the job...- Hobo,NC
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- Forum: Ford 9N, 2N & 8N
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Ford 3000? Ford 3600? Maybe both! Please advise the tractor green horn!
I was in a local industrial supply store today I was going to pick up those o-rings I did not remember the size, they would have gave them to me. He told me to guess at what what I needed I said I would wait till I knew the size.- Hobo,NC
- Post #55
- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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Ford 3000? Ford 3600? Maybe both! Please advise the tractor green horn!
RTV to seal are replace the O-ring on this application is a ell of a gamble. I would use new O-rings and move on with life.- Hobo,NC
- Post #52
- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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Dearborn Plow
Its a bad feeling when you discover a coulter has gone M.I.A. this happen to me. I kept looking at the end of the row where I would be lifting the plow I got lucky and found it. I don't know about hitting a tire they will hit the PTO I chain mine and modify as needed.- Hobo,NC
- Post #8
- Forum: Ford 9N, 2N & 8N
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Pressure brake bleeder
I was doing a brake fluid flush on a customers truck yesterday that's where I took the pix of the rubber plug. He is about 14 years younger than me his dad ran a service station he worked for his dad till he got a job at a fire station. He made the comment his dad was cheap he would have never... -
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Pressure brake bleeder
When I bleed/flush the system I use at least a quart, yes that may be over kill. I get as much of the fluid out of the master as I can then fill and go at it. On masters with a large opening I clean the reservoir out well. I did a 2011 Chebby pick up yesterday this is the rubber adapter that... -
Anyone used one of these, Bolthero?
https://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/threads/anyone-here-have-one-of-these.1789717/ -
Rod bearing failure
I'm going with Surface Fatigue pg 22 POSSIBLE CAUSES1. Overloading (lugging, detonation, or overfueling). 2. Uneven loading (see sections on misalignment). 3. Bearing material of inadequate fatigue strength for application. 4. Bearing failure due to surface fatigue can be the result of the...- Hobo,NC
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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Lawn mower (tractor) maintenance - Anybody else do this?
Even a Ferris needs a quality suspension seat, shock's alone are not gonna cut it. -
Cole Planter ID
Google this cole planter on a rear three point cultivator pdf Lots of info in this post, BTW the first cole planter I brought was mounted to a 3 point cultivator just like in the link in this post. This was a popular conversion to a rear three point cultivator. I converted mine to a fast...- Hobo,NC
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Steel buildings
I am gonna add one more question "DO YOU OWN THE PROPPER EQUETIMENT TO DO THE JOB ARE DO YOU RENT IT OUT!!! Every concrete pour I have had done where they did not own all the tools to do the job I ended up with a mess. "I'd hire a local and reputable concrete contractor" I SECOND THAT !!! and...
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