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O/T - Re W 748 powder ageing? Any experience?
I agree with Bret4207 about "cold welding" as it's called. It can create a quite strong bond between the bullet and case neck. The easiest way to see if you have it is to pull some bullets and see how hard they come out. If they come out very hard, or won't move at all you've got cold...- L. Saunders
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Wiring harness
Agri Services in western New York makes custom wiring harnesses to order. Two years ago I was looking for one for my 1655. Couldn't find one listed on YT or Steiner but the person I talked to at Steiner said Agri Services made theirs and gave the phone number. 716-937-6618. (Jim) He makes them...- L. Saunders
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loaded tires
Yes, you can add air to the tire. Position the tire so the valve stem is on top ( 12 o'clock position ). Add air.- L. Saunders
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can my tractor pull a nh 575?
You won't have any trouble. I ran a JD 336 kicker and wagon with a Super 88 and an 880 for thirty years on hills with no problem. That was with 16 ft. wagons, 115-130 bales a load. Currently I use a 1655 diesel to run a JD 346 and the wagons are two 16 ft and two 18 ft(150 bales kicked in). I...- L. Saunders
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rrlund-1850 question
Randy, in the corn picking picture of your 1850 the rear tire center looks different than the flat cast center on my (1966)1850 and my brother's earlier 1850. Is that a different type of center, or some kind of add on weight? Hard to tell from the picture but it doesn't seem to look like any of...- L. Saunders
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Oliver 550 front hubs
Back about 40 years ago, I had a bearing go on the front wheel of the 77 I had at the time. The local Oliver dealer didn't have one in stock but he called the next dealer 30 miles down the road who did have one. I drove down and picked it up. The owner asked me if there were grease fittings in...- L. Saunders
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oliver 1850 hydraulics ?
The hydraulic check/fill cap is in front of the seat between your legs on top of the casting. Pull the breather cap straight up out and that is your dipstick. Pour hydraulic oil in that hole. If you find the level to be low, that might very well be your problem.- L. Saunders
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1750 power steering loss/intermitant
One other possibility is to check your hydralic filter. See if the rubber gasket on one end is chewed up. I had that problem on my 1655 a few years ago. Power steering would disappear and then come back with no rythme or reason. I finally checked the hydralic filter and found the rubber gasket...- L. Saunders
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maximum tire width on my super 88
Years ago I had a used Super 88 that came with 14.9 tires. When I put a loader on it I switched to 16.9's. Don't remember the rim width, probably 12 inch. Ran it for 25 years after that and it worked great, right up until I lost it in a shop fire.- L. Saunders
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