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    New oil pressure gauge for John Deere 350 B dozer

    https://www.amazon.com/PIC-Gauge-203L-204A-Vacuum-Connection/dp/B08K85N3SH I just ordered one for my project
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    New oil pressure gauge for John Deere 350 B dozer

    I would get a liquid filled stainless steel case 2" panel mount guage.liquid filled so it doesn't fog up.
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    300 U hydraulic leak. How do I fix?

    He already has st.45s . The SAE fittings thread into each other, so you can tighten the npt fitting as tight as you want then point the 45° any direction you need.
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    300 U hydraulic leak. How do I fix?

    I can't tell from the pictures what size it is, but if it's 1/2" the adapters in the screen shots might work. At least you can tighten it as much as you want.
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    Mice urine smell in car

    I've had good luck with chlorine dioxide. Follow the directions for a gas and leave it overnight.
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    drill bits with a flat on one side of shank

    Weldon shank
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    What kind of tool steel ?

    Swivel Joint Open, 1" ID, 1-3/4" OD https://www.mcmaster.com/product/63195K81 Thanks to everyone that replied. I'm taking everything into consideration. I might replace the whole unit with a spherical bearing,but that comes with some challenges as well . Still thinking...🤔
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    What kind of tool steel ?

    I am rebuilding a ball joint for the front axle stabilizer on a 1942 Huber maintainer. I'm going to make a sphere 1 3/8" dia. and two spherical halves. Then harden them, so it will be hardened steel on hardened steel. It has a grease fitting. The original one failed because the ball wasn't hard...
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    Gravely snow blower

    I don't know about that model but it could be the bronze gear in the worm/gear box. The worm is usually hardened steel and the gear is bronze so it will wear out first
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    Refreshing lack of information

    I'm using it for a steering box.
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    Refreshing lack of information

    I don't know whether to squirt it in my eyes or incinerate it. I love it, it says what it is Maybe I got one with no back label?
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    Needing a little hydraulic schooling

    https://www.insanehydraulics.com/library/hosesizing.html This calculator is pretty cool I hope the link works
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    Insley Crane

    Way cool! Can't wait to see the pictures.
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    1942 Huber maintainer

    Thanks, all the hydraulic cylinders needed to be rebuilt . And of course a lot more work
  15. Jimever11

    1942 Huber maintainer

    Thanks for your reply, yes on the water pump.
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