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    Share your Tractor Shows and Events

    Show in south central Nebraska next weekend.
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    JD M

    Yeah, I enjoy plow days. Having the correct M series mounted plow on an M or MT tractor is fun and can generate some conversation. In my local tractor club I refer to it as my little "onesie".
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    JD M

    I have an MT-1-16 on my MT, and in heavy soil that 16" is all that tractor wants. In lighter soil, I imagine a 2-12 would work OK.
  4. Jarrod32

    Farmall B rear wheel rim clamp bolts

    This was helpful. Thank you everyone.
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    Farmall B rear wheel rim clamp bolts

    Thank you. That's what I needed.
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    Farmall B rear wheel rim clamp bolts

    I'm looking for the bolts that hold the rim to the hub. Four each side on the B, square head. Online I can find these bolts for other Farmall models, but none of them identify as being compatible with the B. Any help would be appreciated. TIA.
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    Any Chicken Farmers on Here?

    Egg production goes down significantly in the winter, during shorter days. Less daylight means lower egg production. It will pick back up again sometime in February.
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    Hauling Deere D

    My 1937 D is 5600 pounds per CAT scales.
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    Hauling Deere D

    Rubber, no fluid. And yeah, his might be closer to 4k. So a 7k trailer probably is OK. But anything less probably isn't.
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    Hauling Deere D

    I have a 1937 Deere D. It comes in at 5600 pounds, and that is based on the CAT scale. A 7k trailer that weighs 2,000 pounds will be overweight. I have a 10k trailer (two 5k axles), giving me plenty of capacity. You should be fine on total gross combined weight, and within towing capacity. The...
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    What is a restored tractor?

    I have two of those. I did not do the work myself; it was hired out to someone who knows what they are doing.
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    What is the original paint scheme and year? Is it a 640 or 641?

    Here is a picture of my 8N and my 641. The 640 (and most Ford tractors of the era) had the same color scheme as the 8N with the gray and the red belly. The 641 series was all red (but like showcrop mentioned, it was not the same red as the others...more of an orange-red).
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    Share your Tractor Shows and Events

    This coming weekend:
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    Share your Tractor Shows and Events

    This one is in August...
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    YT virtual tractor show -The blue and the gray thursday

    Had the 641 and the 8N out this afternoon... And here I am on my 961 on a local tractor drive last year.
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