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  1. J

    Chopping time

    A huge issue will be trying to move a 14000lb wagon with a 3000lb tractor. Not safe and not a great idea. I don't think it takes a great deal of power to run the unloading wagon. Another possible issue is the possible different sized PTO on the tractor. At least the PTO on a ferguson is smaller...
  2. J

    dayshavoo

    Tailgating usually makes me want to slow down to the speed limit or just below...............
  3. J

    Harry Ferguson TE 20

    I can say "with authority" that TE20,s were the norm in the US. We had one that was purchased almost new in 1950 and a TO30 purchased new in 1952. Both were good tractors and still live on the farm. The TE20 needs some distributor work but is otherwise in pretty good shape. I think a loader was...
  4. J

    Another pic

    That is a pretty steep uphill climb!
  5. J

    Looking for new tractor

    We had a 2555 that was purchased new. It was a very good tractor for us. If memory serves me correctly, there were actually 2 different motors offered. Ours was turboed and turned around 90 PTO Hp. It was essentially a 2755. I think the engine offered was governed by the transmission chosen...
  6. J

    The death of Ingersoll as a line of tractors?

    Dave, Sherburne is where I went to school. My brother lives in the metropolis of Smyrna. He runs the family farm with his son. Small world!
  7. J

    Kohler k341 compression release.

    you could ignore the compression release and set up a stall petcock like one might use for a vacuum line on a milking system. I have done it on a 321 and it worked great for years.
  8. J

    Farming to the Edge of the Road - Depression

    Here, in central NYS, there is nothing uncommon in farming as close to the road as the topography allows.
  9. J

    Let Me Know

    In our section of upstate NY, we will typically moldboard plow, disc, and finish with a spring tooth harrow before planting. It works well for us! Haven't started any of this yet.
  10. J

    Craftsman ratchet problem need ideas

    Guarantee is the same either way and I would venture that the quality is equal to or better than what you have now. Go for the trade and it will probably outlive you.............
  11. J

    hay wagon taxonomy

    Around here, we can buy a really good EZ Trail 9 x 18 basket on Ez Trail 890W gear for $2500 used and excellent and $3800-$4200 new. They are really good gear and you wouldn't be disappointed. Here, is in upstate New York.
  12. J

    Tire to rim size rear wheel

    As I remember it, with the old sizing system, a 12.4 x 28 would have been an 11 x 28. Sizing of tires changed in the 50's. That being said, it would seem that either a 9 or 10 inch rim would be OK. On larger tires, an 18.4 would usually be fitted to a 16" rim. Sometimes a wider rim is used in...
  13. J

    Nice 3-point attachments

    I have seen the rotary arena rakes before. There is a York rake also but it is different and, I think, not listed............
  14. J

    Trailer/wagon, John deere ?

    the wheels remind me of an old Cockshutt we had in the 50's............
  15. J

    Brought the MF 1225 Home & Got it Running!!

    I think you can polish the lense with a good automotive cleaner wax. I have done this with a rear window on a convertible that was so bad it was totally opaque. It polished to like new. It took some elbow grease but was worth the time spent.
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