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  1. connor9988

    Another VAC Modification

    I'm trying another VAC modification. The leveling Box is old and stiff and not much fun to crank on for my VAC. I got a Ford/Ferguson box and it appears with some slight drilling it will go in place of my actual VAC box. The changes are nothing that will permanently alter the VAC and I can put...
  2. L

    Over /Under Question

    Pull the plug and see if there are metal parts or filings,if not just use it.The same gears are used for over and under drive,so its more likely the over clutch than the gears.Thirty years ago we finnished the planting season with one that had lost over and under.Two of the four bolts holding...
  3. L

    CDL lesson 2

    Thats not the way they do it here.
  4. L

    White 4-210 hydrolics

    Yes the internal ones will, allso could be brakes.
  5. L

    dealing with stress--no rain

    But we ARE getting the wind and lighting storms just no water.
  6. L

    White 4-210 hydrolics

    It should be the pto orings/seals need replaceing a common problem on the vintage whites.
  7. L

    Success John T

    I saw one mounted right under the fuel strainer bowl.Any leak at all and it went right on the vr.
  8. L

    rain here

    No rain here i need it bad.Monday i had storms pass on both sides of me at the same time and got nothing.
  9. L

    Update/substitute steering on a 135 White?

    Not that model ,but i have added a combine steering cylinder directly to the spindel steering arm.Worked great.
  10. L

    How are crops doing in your area?

    In MD its the same.I only contracted small amounts and i might make that.
  11. L

    Corn dying

    Same here in maryland.
  12. L

    1800 power steering

    Yep thats a flow divider problem.On the old models its the valve in the front of the hydrolic unit between your legs.The spool inside is likely stuck or broken spring.On later units its by your left heel.
  13. L

    Storm damage.

    I finnally got to look around the farm in places i don't see from the road and found a tree lim stuck through a building. The barn had a steel roof put over an old allumin one and that lim went through the steel and 2 layers of the allumin.Not as many trees down in the fields as there was in the...
  14. L

    1600 hydrulic pump

    Early pumps were differant ,but now you use a universial replacement.
  15. L

    Storm Damage

    I got the same storm lots of trees and lims down spent all morning clearing debre. Power out about 4 hours. Biggest problem only 2 tenths rain.Have more clearing to do tomarrow.Suprised the corn stood well.
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