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    Carbon brushes for Craftsman belt sander

    Google electric motor brushes you can find them all over ebay or many other places. They can be filed to fit if needed.
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    Need a stud finder

    Looking for a stud finder to locate studs mostly behind drywall in residential setting. Anyone have any experience with these working well or not? Also will they work finding stud behind plywood and how thick can the drywall or plywood be for them to be effective? Mostly for adding hangers for...
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    O.T. Mystery

    So you should lace boots one way on even days and opposite way on odd days or wear cowboy boots like I do.
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    Solar Fencers

    They work OK especially with livestock already trained for a fencer. Definitely do not like weeds. I like the battery ones a litle better, just build a box to hold fencer and battery and hand from fence.
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    Troubleshoot a coil

    Is there a way to test or troubleshoot a coil on my tractor other than swapping it for another one. It is on my Hydro 70 with electronic ignition and 12 volt coil.
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    Funny thought on limited number of some tractors built!!!

    On tractor value it is because they are being bought for a different market. When new a tractor needs a practical use that a value can be put on. When antique the value can easily because of scarcity or certain production number which has no real value to a farmer. As for the girl being pregnant...
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    Big truck shopping

    No such thing as a bad day when you own a boat.
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    corn planting depth

    That is really nothing new. Minimum on corn depth has been 2 to 2.5 for years. When I was a kid Dad said plant corn 3 to 4 inches deep and when planting soybeans if you did not see a few on top when you made a round you were planting to deep.
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    Rototiller

    It will work but if on to much tractor I could see you being able to tear one up. Thats why I always liked my smaller tractor on post hole digger, it would stop tractor before busting anything up.
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    New Split Sickle Knife

    I am curious why it would not pass through guards. The splices on the combines are the same thickness as regular bar. Each side is half thickness and they overlap. Cannot see any other way they could make them and have them work.
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    My latest project... Rim rehab on some old equipment. [pics]

    What color white do you use for rims? I always have trouble finding the correct white to repaint rims.
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    hunting lease

    The only thing I would add is talk to your insurance guy as you may well need a rider on your farm policy to be covered.
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    OT looking for clothes washer plug

    You guys are misunderstanding I have that part I need to find the plug that connects to it, that is what got hot and melted.
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    Electric Shaver needed

    Just bought my son a Phillips Norelco cordless for his first razor. His sister kids him that he only has 4 whiskers but he is getting older. I have had the same one in the past and like it very well and its easy to replace parts as needed. If you have not used an electric before you will hate it...
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    OT looking for clothes washer plug

    I know this is not tractor related but... Clothes washer has a bad door plug which I have bought to replace but the problem is the mating plug to this one got hot and was probably the problem all along. So I am looking for the mating plug to #8318084 so I could wire it in place of bad plug. I...
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