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1976 international 574 power issue
I'm going to run through everything I know to do today and your suggestions which are things I did not know. I may go ahead and drain the tank since I sticked it and it is low. I'm just hoping it's not the injectors or the engine cause then I have to choice but to send to a shop which is 1-1/2...- Jundia
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1976 international 574 power issue
I service it every year with filters and oils, air filter done and filter hose checked if clean. front end and brakes have been done. When I got it none of the gages are visible due to foggy plastic so unlike my other tractors I cant read temp, fuel or anything else. This thing has run like a...- Jundia
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1976 international 574 power issue
Was baling hay when my inherited 574 diesel threw up some blue smoke and would start to die but then throttle back up. It was bought new by my father and was/is still only used to bale about 800 square bales. has always started and run great. Had baled 400 when this happened. shut her down and...- Jundia
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513 NH Manure Spreader deck rebuild
How do I remove the old screws that are broken off and rusted, or should I drill new holes and grind them off flush? thanks- Jundia
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513 NH Manure Spreader deck rebuild
Floor was completely missing except for a bit of rotted wood on the sides which I have cleaned out. I was able to remove all the bolts, but the tops of the screws are rotted off right at the x members. I can see them on the underside. I was wondering if it would be easier to just drill new...- Jundia
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513 NH Manure Spreader deck rebuild
First time user, gal farmer with very little mechanical ability, and really could use some help. Dad left me his manure spreader and the deck was completely gone along with the bolts and screws from sitting outside for 20yrs. I was able to remove the old bolts, and what was left of the wood...- Jundia
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