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    Surely there must be a better way to hide a coil

    check out the exhaust pipe brackets,looks like barb wire?????????,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! leon
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    M-600 Bobcat Variable Speed??

    You may try and loosen the three spring loaded bolts and/nuts on the driven hub,they only need to tight enough not to have drive belt slip,if this does not help,then the hydraulic activated cylinder needs new rings and seals. leon
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    repeat of carb, dearborn loader, clorine in tires

    It is quite easy to aquire used anti-freeze from tractor shops,this what is used in all of my wheeled machines,don't know the weight difference,but still adequate,as tires are filled to top of rim,which seems fine,does away with all the rust,will never go back to chloride ...
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    belt question

    Just a comment on measuring for "v-belts",it works very well to use a 1/2 inch wide metal tape,thread it around pulleys with tape flat,[ works for all sizes] this measure will give the correct length. leon
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    good floats, needle and seats

    Just another tip on carbs.etc,for a generic setting for float which works well,if you have neither gauge nor dim.,try this, with carb upside down,gasket removed,needle valve and float installed,adjust float so it is parallel to carb. body,a drill bit rolled under float works nice to get both...
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    Lift Cover Rebuild

    Rebuild manual says to just cut bolt in two with torch,between coils if it refuses to screw out.
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    8N hydraulic cylinder rebild

    On my hydraulics, "o" rings and teflon split rings [easy to install] purchased from MC-MASTER Carr, a life time supply for only a couple of bucks.
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    FEL Deck Question

    Do not think it would be wise to alter this situation in any manner,as it was designed by by manufacture to what you have,if you secure engine to the driven component,you may break crankshaft[some times happens] or cause injury to your self or others. leon
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    Cleaning the Carburetor

    Why are you showing two different carbs on your sample?
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    Needed; hints for bearing removal from 9N rear end.

    yeah=done many bearings in a like situation use a torch,you are lucky not to have to cut it off working in mud,water or over head.
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    carb

    Would anyone know the model no. of carb. on a MM engine made for White fork lift with 4 cly. 220a engine?[tag is missing] thanks
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    Torch it!!

    No,500,000 btu heater will not produce enough heat to help your situation at all,presumming you are referring to the weed burners.You will need the oxy/ act.with the "poker tip",been there many times,as for an anti-seize try graphite flakes mixed with oil, to consistince of thin gravy,for a...
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    Jubilee hydraulic accessory valve?

    have an accessory valve no longer needed,more neat and trim than those pictured,valve does not leak. from an naa jubilee.if interested please respond by e-mail
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