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  1. L

    Alright Deutz guys, I need your help.

    Necro post, but the drain is in the large feed line from the undersest hydraulics to the pump.
  2. L

    M diesel

    Is that the few acres farm Pete? I like his videos. Seems like a nice guy too.
  3. L

    Cub 184 running lean

    Nothing to be embarrased about. We all sometimes overlook the simplest things. You will solve this problem.
  4. L

    Cub 184 running lean

    Put in a hose barb where the plug goes, and put a clearish tube on the barb and have it turn straight up. Turn on the fuel, and the float will stop the fuel and you will see how high it is in the tube. Good luck. Larry
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    Cub 184 running lean

    Have you checked the level in the bowl with a clear tube? Level should be 9/16-5/8" below top of the gasket. If your floats aren't adjusted and your level is low, a lean condition could result. Is your throttle shaft worn to the point an air leak has occurred? Warped carb top? Definitely either...
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    Cub 184 running lean

    Make sure you have good flow into the bowl. Running better with choke is almost always a fuel problem. Leave the plug out and turn on the fuel. Should be a steady stream like pencil size or a little smaller. Let us know.
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    Cub 184 running lean

    The zenith carb has the main jet under the plug in the bottom of the bowl. Unscrew the jet and clean it. I bet the whole is partially plugged. You did check flow to the bowl by pulling that plug and turning on the fuel, right? Just asking.
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    Really hard starting cub

    have you adjusted your valves in a while. Also, how is the compression. I know you are looking for a spark issue, but timing and compression are just as important. Turn crank by hand and see if the impulse trips on the timing mark. If you get to the mark and not trip. Leave on mark, loosen and...
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    Problem with my 48 H and my 268 NH baler

    On my 268, when I switched from poly to sisal, I had to loosen the tensioner as the sisal is much thicker, and doesn't slide as easy as the material isn't as slick. Once dialed in tension wise, ties great. Also much easier on the hands when picking up bales. I won't go back to poly, as it...
  10. L

    G.P. Love cub

  11. L

    G.P. Love cub

    Where in TN is it? I can't see the ad as I don't do Facebook!
  12. L

    Weed identification

    Looks like milk thistle. Supposed to be good for liver cleansing. We give it to one of our goats that is anemic. Will bloom a purple flower like a ball.
  13. L

    Old Grey Ferguson help

    Glad I can help, as far as restoration, someone else may be able to help. I use my 51 all the time. But she ain't pretty.
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    Old Grey Ferguson help

    If it was built in England, it is a 1947, if in Detroit, it is a 1949. http://vintagetractorengineer.com/2009/01/ferguson-te-20-to-20-and-to30-serial-numbers/ Larry
  15. L

    Deutz D10006 Problems

    Look under the floor boards in front of the rear axle. The drums should be under there sticking out from the side of the transmission. No wheel removal needed.
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