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  1. stevieb49829

    F162 Continental main bearing clearance

    Would you run .005 oil clearance on the front main bearing? It's not out of round or tapered and polished up really well. The other two are .003. I'd like to find a .002 undersize for it, but that single flange front main is really hard to find. And a regrind is out of the question when a...
  2. kcm.MN

    2023.07.13 "Extra" Pic

    Advertisement for the Peoria tractor, circa 1918. Puzzle: https://jigex.com/TisDm
  3. D

    Kohler To Briggs wiring issue

    I've swapped a Briggs into my Cub Cadet XT1 which had blown the original Kohler Courage 18hp engine. The Briggs is out of a Craftsman riding mower, it's a 15.5HP Turbo Cool model 28U707. It starts and runs but the fuse at the + battery post is blowing, so will not start again untill the fuse is...
  4. kcm.MN

    2023.04.23 Rust Pic

    Puzzle: https://jigex.com/KDihT
  5. E

    John deere 60 wiring

    I need help with a easy wiring diagram for a 1954 John deere 60 12 volt positive ground with generator voltage regulator distrubator coil and amm meter no ignition switch thanks for any help available
  6. P

    International 424 Hydraulics Questions

    I've got a few questions about the hydraulics on my international 424. 1. There is a "button" of sorts on the rear, left side of the lifter for the 3pt arms. It doesn't look like it's been used very much, but it pushes in pretty easily. Any idea what this is? I ended up finding an owner's...
  7. C

    round baler belts endless only

    Where all can I find endless belts for a 484 NI baler. Yup old as dirt and still better than most laced belts. I'm in need of either a set of top belts or just 4 for one position. I've been around laced belts what a pain they are always fussing with them to keep working and always breaking...
  8. W

    CHEAP pie weights in VA!

    40 dollars for 10, 42 lbs. sections on FBM. Everybody needs a few spares, or a good start to assembling a set on the cheap. Thats 10.5 cents a pound, you could probably scrap them for more than that. Weight Watchers
  9. J

    McCormick cotton picker for free 214A, 1962

    It is time for this unique and rare piece to find a new home. My uncle wants to clean out the barn and keeps talking about having a scrap man haul it off. So, if there are any cotton picker collectors, or anyone who can give it a good home, let's make some plans for you to pick it up. The...
  10. Masseyharrisnut

    Tractor question for Majorman

    A good friend of mine is currently restoring a 1965 model 954 super 6 County tractor that belonged to his father. Serial number is 15761 and he cant find information about how many where built and if his is in fact a 1965. He thinks they where only made for one year. It has the wide fenders on...
  11. M

    New drapers for grain binder?

    Anyone know of sources for replacement drapers? Want to get a McCormick Deering pto binder operational and it looks like the original canvas drapers are to far gone to be used, I am located in eastern Washington but willing to do business with any reliable source. Thanks, Mike
  12. John Deere D

    W9 OIL Drain location on Auxiliary PULLEY Housing

    Location of (W9) OIL Drain location on Auxiliary PULLEY Housing...??? I ran a Jon Deere Model R..the oil drain for the Starting Engine was a Tapered fit drain plug, that allowed the oil to drain into the main Engine Oil Crankcase. Thanks Bob..
  13. C

    Front Bolts

    Does anyone know offhand the size of the big bolts on the front bolster of a Super C? They are the ones that hold the cultivators. Thanks, my C is 100 miles away or Id go look.
  14. J

    John deere 720 lp

    i have a johndeere 720 lp that seems to burn too much fuel too quick so i was wondering what could i do to stop that
  15. M

    Water pump/leak ignorance.....

    My other project for the day was my Oliver 2255 which would drop a good amount (3 or 4 gallons) of antifreeze at times last year. I had the radiator out and thought it might be the water pump but when we filled the engine with water, we could not find the leak. We next pressurized the...
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