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    combine on Craig's list

    A couple days ago on scottsbluff Nebraska craigslist was a ad listing a couple of old gleaner pull combines, don't know anything about them, they thought they were all their
  2. C

    trying to add email to account

    I was wondering if anyone knows how to add email to an existing account. I put it in now, we will see if it shows up. thank you, Carl.
  3. C

    cub lowboy

    I'am not a IH guy can anybody tell me if a cub can run a pto log spilter??
  4. W

    metal unloading valve o-ring? Not normal?

    Hi, Disassembling the 841 further. I found the unloading valve did not have the usual rubber o- ring. The bushing is smooth and unscratched. Any ideas how/why/huh? thanks!
  5. H

    oliver 1850 vs case 970

    So Are they enough tractor for my disc cultivatorand can they pull a chisel. Also both tractors Are priced at 7000 is this a fair price? Thanks
  6. H

    ford 4000 position control

    no just one control lever on the rightside of the seat just bellow the hydraulic controls for the rear outlet. i just cant seem to figure out how to get it to work. ill try lowering it all the way and see if it will move.
  7. H

    ford 4000 position control

    I have a 65 ford 4000 and the position/draft control lever is stuck in the draft position. I think its stuck but i don't know how to get it into the position control. Any one have any ideas? thanks.
  8. H

    plow size for ford 4000

    So i was wondering if my 65 ford 4000 with 38inch rears would pull 3-16s or should i stick with 3-14s? right now im using a 2-14 but it needs some work done and new shares that i cant seem to find. so whats your guys opinion 16 or 14?
  9. H

    Our hobby farm (Warning Pic Heavy)

    Just curious what do you use your corn for? I was thinking of planting an acre or two my self to feed to my pigs and maybe are cows. You think its okay to feed it on the cob.
  10. H

    Hello! New here!

    Thanks for all the help guys I made sure all the measurements were right but i need to move my tires in some and i have no clue how to do that but ill ask my farmer nieghbor friend for help with that. I just kept going over and over the clods of sod with the disc and its slowly starting to...
  11. H

    Hello! New here!

    I will try to post a pic tomorrow evening And i think i understand all the measurements you all were talking about. the plow is a 14in and its a old ferguson AO-14 I think. I dont know how to move my wheels in. It doesnt apear to be able to move in any more but then again im a newbie so maybe...
  12. H

    Hello! New here!

    the holes were 2ft wide and about a foot to 18nches deep and about 6-8 feet apart and each row as 16 ft apart. it would take a lot of fill dirt to fill in the holes so no i just plow them shut it works well but i think you may be right. Ill try plowing the other direction and ill just keep...
  13. H

    Hello! New here!

    Youd be supprised at how well they fill in. normally when they came to take trees they would take 100-150 and all in a row so i would run the mold board down one side and back up the other throwing the dirt in and then disc it down and you would never know there where trees or holes there worked...
  14. H

    HELP plow quesiont

    hello everyone im kinda new here ive read lots just never posted. I recently bought a ford 4000 from my uncle (hoosierhog) and a few implements. And my inexperience shows i need some help first question i was using a 2bottom plow behind my tractor and i thought i was doing well till i tried to...
  15. H

    Hello! New here!

    yes it was sod. its a 4 acre field that used to have 600 plus norway pines in it that were 6ft tall i sold the pines and i was left with 600 holes to fill in. ive plowed in the these wholes before as i sold trees but i only made 2 passes down and back on each side of the holes. now that i finaly...
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