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  1. J

    Pros and cons of a D-15

    That hydraulic issue would depend on the series for the D series.
  2. J

    Pros and cons of a D-15

    Ran a D-15 series II with factory 3ph for years for my father baling hay using a N.H. 273, was a great tractor for the operation. Wish I could find that tractor now.
  3. J

    My Great Grandpa farmed with horses

    We plowed tobacco with mules up to the time I was 12 (61 now)
  4. J

    Allis Chalmers B

    B Allis has more power than a cub and should handle 5 ft with no problem, I pull a 6' finish mower with a CA no problem
  5. J

    Have you heard of this new low carbon diesel fuel?

    The original diesel engine was designed to run on peanut oil at the time.
  6. J

    Be it ever so humble....

    I am amazed at how straight the old house is sitting abandon like that.
  7. J

    Haying on Central Oregon

    I have not seen that many small square bails in years.
  8. J

    Allis chalmers 185 leaking transmission oil

    Have you blown a seal on one of your lift cylinders?????
  9. J

    Spraying weeds in hayfield

    I guess it depends on what type of hay are we talking about????
  10. J

    Allis_on _auction_block

    I don't live far from Tell City who is the auction house????????
  11. J

    steps

    Anyone have a supplier who makes a double step that will git a 185. The guy who used to make them has retired.
  12. J

    baling hay

    That is what it looked like, never seen that in my neck of the woods before, was pulling a new JD baler behind the rake. This is the first year this guy has used this set up.
  13. J

    baling hay

    I saw something Saturday I have never seen, my neighbor was having some hay rolled. The guy baling this hay had a rake with a baler hooked to the back of the rake, raked and baled all in one pass????
  14. J

    Preserving posts

    My grandfather built a pole barn to store hay in back in 1974 took tar and painted the part that would go in the ground, now these were just cut tree's and that barn is still standing as straight as the day he built it.
  15. J

    why is diesel more expensive than gasoline?

    Because of new refining techniques called cracking a barrel of oil produces more gas now then ever before but this means is produces less diesel.
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